Program Outline Bachelor of Law LLB (Hons) | |
Duration | 3 Years |
Affiliation | PES University |
Campus | Ring Road (RR) Campus |
Admission Test | PES Entrance Test |
Approval Body | UGC, BCI |
Brief about the Program
The 3-year LLB (Hons.) program at PES University is a professional degree open to graduates from all disciplines. It serves as a qualifying degree for admission to legal practice, fully complying with the requirements of the Bar Council of India (BCI). Beyond this foundation, the program offers a rigorous legal education rooted in PES University’s distinctive curricular and pedagogical approach.
This full-time program emphasizes the interdisciplinary study of law and experiential learning, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application. It is designed to equip students with the skills and expertise needed to address the challenges of the 21st century and excel in the legal profession.
This program has been designed to accommodate both working professionals and regular students. The timings, attendance and other aspects of the program have been made with due consideration to the above.
Key Differentiators of this program at PESU
The Faculty of Law, PES University is recognized as one of the best law school in India. The curricula offered at Faculty of Law, PES University is unmatched in excellence. The Faculty of Law, is working with an intent to create an enlightened and industrious fraternity of law students seeking to make an impact in the field of law and contribute constructively to society. This endeavour was undertaken with an intent to blend academic rigour and excellence with application and practical exposure in order to create a holistic experience for learning and to produce a professionally superior and ethically strong workforce.
- Key differentiators of our program are…
- Specialized Programme
- Exclusive electives
- Flexibility for working professionals
- Faculty expertise
- Practical Connect
- Global Opportunities
Programme Highlights
- Curriculum Design: Specialization with Dynamic pedagogy Our programs include specialized honors courses, legal aid initiatives, industrial visits, and seminars by legal luminaries. Each course and project is designed to build distinct skillsets in research, advocacy, and problem-solving—vital competencies for aspiring lawyers. From research paper writing and class presentations to moot court exercises and case simulations, students develop critical skills essential for a successful legal career.
- Teaching and Learning Process
- Research-Driven Learning – Essential Skill Development: Research is fundamental to the lawyer’s craft. At PES University, students have access to premier national and international law databases, including Manupatra, SCC Online, Hein Online, LexisNexis and JSTOR. This access supports comprehensive research training, with elective courses across four specialized groups, enabling students to tailor their expertise.
- Experiential Learning: Integrated Internship Program: Years 1 – Students gain exposure to legal services in NGOs, Human Rights Commissions, Arbitration Centres, Consumer Forums, and more, fostering practical insights into social and community-focused legal work. Years 2 and 3 – Advanced internships at Corporate Law Firms, the Supreme Court, Central and State Ministries, In-House Legal Departments, prepare students for diverse legal careers.
- Zero Hour – Insights from Leading Minds: Every week, prominent speakers, including Civil Servants, Judges, Lawyers, Policy Makers, and Industry Experts conduct engaging sessions on contemporary topics. Past guests have included top experts in law, public policy, management, and the arts. These interactions open doors to invaluable networking and mentorship opportunities.
- PESU Exposure
- PESU Legal Eagle – Paid Apprenticeship Program: From the first year through the fifth, students participate in a unique, paid apprenticeship program, providing hands-on experience in legal practice and a stipend from the University. This program allows students to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings from day
- Student-Centric Committees and Skills Development: A vibrant collection of student-run-committees organizes events, conferences, competitions and skills-building workshops
- Legal Services: Legal Services Clinics are established with a twin objective of inculcating an attitude amongst the students to provide effective legal and para legal services to the poor and marginalized sections of the society who have difficulty accessing the judicial system. Additionally, it also provides a centre to improve the clinical legal skills of the students. Demonstrating our commitment to society, we have adopted five villages to provide legal services to the under privileged.
- Scholarships PES University offers merit-based scholarships to recognize and reward academic excellence among its students. The Prof. MRD Scholarship, which provides the top 5% of students based on CGPA with a merit certificate and a 50% tuition fee refund, and the Prof. CNR Rao Scholarship, which awards the next 20% of students (based on SGPA) with a merit certificate and a 40% tuition fee refund. These scholarships reflect PES University’s commitment to supporting meritorious students and fostering academic achievement.
- Assessment The assessment system of the course is designed to cultivate legal acumen and critical thinking in students. It comprises two components: internal assessments and end-semester assessments, each carrying equal weightage. PES University employs a continuous assessment approach to foster consistent learning and engagement throughout the program.
- Program Design and Delivery Method: As part of the 3-year LLB programme, students will be offered a range of core courses (mandatory for all students), and electives. Core courses provide an introduction to an area of study. These include foundational law subjects as well as interdisciplinary courses (See table below).
Core Courses
Every credit for a core course shall entail 5 hours of classroom teaching in a week. All courses are generally for four credits. These courses entail 65 hours of classroom teaching and include a continuing assessment component comprising assignments, research papers, presentations, class participation, moot court exercises, response papers, etc.
Every student has to complete a minimum of 48 credits in an academic year (between core and electives) and a total of 144 credits over the three years.
Elective Courses
Who should pursue this Program?
Specializations/ Domains / Majors / Minors
- Corporate and Business Law
- Intellectual property Laws
- Constitutional and Public Law
- Criminal Law
Curriculum Structure
Semester 1
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Legal Methods |
2 | Law of Torts |
3 | Contracts – I |
4 | Jurisprudence |
5 | Constitutional Law – I |
6 | Interpretation of Statutes |
Semester 2
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Contracts – II |
2 | Family Law – I |
3 | Constitutional Law – II |
4 | Criminal Law – I (BNS) |
5 | Property Law |
6 | Civil Procedure Code |
Semester 3
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Law of Evidence |
2 | Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyancing |
3 | Family Law – II |
4 | Criminal Law-2 (BNSS) |
5 | Administrative Law |
6 | Information Technology and Cyber Laws |
Semester 4
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Intellectual Property Law |
2 | Company Law |
3 | Environmental Law |
4 | Professional ethics (Clinical Course II) |
5 | Banking Law |
6 | Labour Law-1 |
Semester 5
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Labour Law-2 |
2 | Alternative Dispute Resolution (Clinical Course III) |
3 | Electives |
4 | Electives |
5 | Electives |
6 | Electives |
Semester 6
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Moot Court and Internship (Clinical Course IV) |
Elective Courses
Corporate and Business Law Group
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | International Trade Law |
2 | Commercial Arbitration |
3 | Investment Law |
4 | Financial Market Regulation |
5 | Insurance Law |
6 | Insolvency & Bankruptcy Laws |
7 | Merger & Acquisition |
8 | Corporate Governance |
9 | Maritime Law |
Intellectual Property Law Group
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Law of Industrial Design |
2 | Law of Copyright & Related rights |
3 | Law of Patent & Practice |
4 | Law of Trademark |
5 | IP & Entertainment Laws |
6 | Geographical Indications, Plant Varieties & Farmers’ Rights |
7 | Other Forms of IPR |
8 | Law of Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge |
Constitutional Law Group
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Media & Law |
2 | Indian Federalism |
3 | Affirmative Action and Discriminative Justice |
4 | Comparative Constitution |
5 | International Human Rights |
6 | Local Self Government including Panchayet Administration |
7 | Health Law |
8 | Legislative Drafting |
Criminal Law Group
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Criminal Psychology |
2 | Penology & Victimology |
3 | Forensic Science |
4 | Comparative Criminal Procedure |
5 | White Collar Crimes |
6 | Witness Examination |
7 | Human Rights and Criminal Justice |
8 | Law and Organized Crime |
Workshops and Certificate Courses
Sl No. | Subject |
1 | Research Methodology |
2 | Contract Drafting |
3 | World Constitutions |
4 | Drafting of Specific Contracts |
5 | Women and Law |
6 | Penology& Victimology |
7 | Forensics Psychology |
8 | Witness Examination |
9 | Drafting Applications and Complaints |
10 | Drafting Property Deeds |
11 | Right to Information |
12 | Human Rights Law |
13 | Data Privacy Law |
14 | Legislative Drafting |
15 | Technology Law |
16 | AI & Law |
17 | Health & Law |
18 | Real Estate & Infrastructure Law |
19 | Sports Law |
20 | Fin Tech Law |
Dedicated Infrastructure Support
Industry/ Corporate Connect
The curriculum of the Faculty of Law is meticulously crafted in collaboration with leading corporates, industry experts, eminent legal luminaries, and prestigious legal institutions to address contemporary challenges in the dynamic field of law. Our students are proudly placed with and interning at some of the most esteemed legal organizations globally.
Guided by the mentorship of distinguished judges, accomplished legal practitioners, renowned academicians, and world-class institutions, the Faculty of Law offers unparalleled academic and professional support. Furthermore, strategic Memorandums of Understanding with various industries and corporates bolster the students’ learning journey, providing them with invaluable exposure and opportunities for holistic development.
Extra-Curricular/ Co-Curricular Activities in the Program
- National Moot Court Competition with Insolvency and Bankrupts Board of India
- Expert Talks – 2 in each course from Judges, Law firms, practitioners and academicians
- Filed Visits- Experiential learning
- Certificate Courses- 2 per semester
- Hack-a-thon- 24 hours drafting and amending competition
- Read-a-thon
- Moot Courts – Internal moot round to rank the students making them eligible for external competitions.
- Trial Advocacy- Internal Competitions
- ADR Competitions
- Debate- Internal Competitions
- Committee/ Club Events- One per semester
Future Career Prospects after completing the Program
- Inhouse lawyer in MNC’s
- Law Firm
- Judiciary
- Commercial Arbitration
- Banks- Legal Officers
- LPO’s (Legal Process Outsourcing)
- Civil Service
- Litigation Firms
- Legal Journalism
- Centre for Public Relations
- Research Centres of Universities
Internship, Placement Opportunities & Career Assistance
Internships
The internship program is designed to immerse students in the practical aspects of legal practice, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application. Students can undertake internships in various settings, including law chambers, courts, administrative offices, quasi-judicial bodies, prosecution departments, police and correctional institutions, corporate establishments, government law offices, legal aid centres, legislative secretariats, think tanks, research institutions, and non-governmental organizations.
The program focuses on developing essential professional skills, understanding professional ethics, addressing social responsibility, and managing challenging situations in both practical and professional contexts. Internships provide students with opportunities to explore diverse areas of law and various legal practice environments, helping them make informed decisions about their future career paths. Additionally, internships often lead to valuable professional connections and potential job opportunities.
The students have to undergo minimum of 12 weeks of internship during the internship breaks stipulated by PESU.
The following firms and organizations represent potential placement and internship opportunities for our law students:
Running Internships
The Running Internship is a professional internship program that allows students to participate in internships outside class hours. Students are required to maintain detailed internship diaries and participate in an internship viva as part of the program’s evaluation process.
The students of 3 year LLB Programme has to undergo running internship after the class hours. Internship assistance will be provided by the Internship and Placement Centre Faculty of Law with the request of the student
Student- Centric Clubs and Committees of FOL
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee
- Centre for Advanced Criminal Law
- Centre for Aviation and Space Law
- Centre for Constitutional Law
- Centre for Corporate Law
- Centre for Environmental Law
- Centre for Law and Technology
- Conference Committee
- Das Academia
- International Law Cell
- Intellectual Property Cell
- Journal and Newsletter Committee
- Legal Services Committee
- Moot Court Society
- Reading Club
- Sports Committee
- Tarang – the Cultural Committee
- The Parley Panel- The debate Committee
- Zero Hour Speaks- The expert talk Committee
- Infrastructure and Logistics Committee – Central Committee
- Media and Designs Committee – Central Committee
- Centre for Legislation drafting and Public policy
Placements
Opportunities in the corporate sector are made available for outgoing students during their final semester for which professional training is imparted. Students are expected to have good academic records to ensure a definite placement
Placements
Opportunities in the corporate sector are made available for outgoing students during their final semester for which professional training is imparted. Students are expected to have good academic records to ensure a definite placement
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