Thinking about a career in law? Sharda University’s five-year integrated LLB course blends legal studies with humanities to help you.
If you’re curious about how the legal system works, enjoy debates, or want to understand the rules that shape our society, studying law might be the right path for you. The LLB course at Sharda University—offered as a five-year integrated BA LLB (Hons.) programme—is designed to help students grow into thoughtful, skilled legal professionals.
This course blends legal education with subjects from the humanities, helping students see the bigger picture—how law interacts with society, politics, and real people’s lives.
The LLB course at Sharda is not just about reading thick books of statutes. It combines subjects like Political Science, Sociology, and Economics with core areas of Indian law—such as Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Contract Law.
Because it’s a five-year integrated course, you don’t have to do a separate graduation before studying law. It’s ideal for students who are sure about their interest in law right after school.
This course is approved by the Bar Council of India, meaning you’ll be eligible to enroll as an advocate after graduation.
Balanced Learning: You study both law and humanities, which gives you a wider understanding of the issues lawyers deal with.
Hands-On Experience: Moot courts, legal aid activities, and internships are part of the course—not just optional add-ons.
Diverse Classrooms: Students come from many regions and countries, making discussions richer and more varied.
Focus on Real Skills: Writing clearly, thinking critically, and presenting arguments—skills you’ll need whether you go into law or something else.
The course runs for five years (10 semesters) and includes 242 credits. Here’s a simplified overview:
Intro to legal concepts and Indian society
Subjects like Political Science, Sociology, and Economics
Basics of law: contracts, torts, legal research
Core law subjects: Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Labour Law, Environmental Law
Learning how the courts and legal systems function
Exposure to laws affecting individuals, businesses, and the environment
More advanced subjects like International Law and IPR
Focus on courtroom practice: drafting, pleading, and ethics
A final project (dissertation) and mandatory internship
The course also includes seminars, visits to courts and tribunals, guest lectures, and online certifications.
By the end of the programme, most students walk away with:
A solid understanding of how Indian laws work in practice
Experience in research, writing, and presenting legal arguments
The ability to think from multiple perspectives—legal, social, and ethical
A better sense of whether they want to practice law, go into public service, or explore academic and policy roles
Accreditation: Sharda University is NAAC A+ rated and UGC-approved. The law programme is approved by the Bar Council of India.
Faculty: The teachers here include legal scholars and practicing professionals. Many have courtroom or research experience.
Activities: Students take part in moot courts, debates, legal awareness drives, and community outreach.
Internships: The university helps connect students with law firms, courts, NGOs, and other legal organisations.
This course can open up several career options:
Practice Law: Become a courtroom lawyer or join a law firm
Judicial Services: Prepare for exams to become a judge or magistrate
Corporate Legal Roles: Work in the legal department of a business or startup
Policy and NGOs: Join public interest groups or work in legal research and advocacy
Academia: Pursue an LLM or PhD and move into teaching or research
Not everyone chooses the same path, and that’s okay. The course gives you a foundation to explore different options.
“The internships and moot courts gave me a real sense of what it’s like to be in a courtroom. It helped me figure out what kind of lawyer I want to be.”
— Meera Yadav, Class of 2023
“I came in not knowing much about law, and I’m graduating with confidence, clarity, and a lot of practical experience.”
— Ali Khan, Class of 2022
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