Bachelor of Legislative Law (LL.B.)

LL.B. at SRK University is a 3-year law degree for graduates, offered at Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Law in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Bar Council of India approved since 2019, it offers 60 seats for 2026-27 admissions to students holding any bachelor’s degree.

Bachelor of Legislative Law (LL.B.)

3 Years

Duration

60 Seats

Intake

Bachelor's Degree (any stream)

Eligibility

LL.B. at SRK University is designed for students who completed a non-law bachelor’s degree first — B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., or any stream — and decided to pursue law afterward, rather than choosing the integrated 5-year BA LL.B. route straight after Class 12. Running since 2019 alongside BA LL.B. at Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Law, it shares the same faculty, moot court facilities, and Dean Dr. Rohit Swarnkar’s leadership.

This 3-year route is common among graduates who discover an interest in law during or after another degree, including working professionals looking to add a legal qualification. Bhopal’s position as Madhya Pradesh’s judicial capital gives LL.B. students the same internship and court-access advantages as their BA LL.B. counterparts, compressed into a shorter timeline.

Both LL.B. and BA LL.B. graduates sit for the same Bar Council registration process after graduation.

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Career & Placement

LL.B. graduates from SRK University pursue careers as litigating advocates, corporate legal counsel, and judicial service officers, or continue to LL.M. specialization at SRK University itself.

Curriculum

Curriculum snapshot

Year 1 covers Legal Method, Constitutional Law, and Law of Contracts.

Year 2 introduces Criminal Law, Property Law, and Family Law.

Year 3 focuses on Administrative Law, electives, and a dissertation or moot court component, alongside continued practical training through moot courts and legal aid clinics shared with BA LL.B. students.

FAQs

Answers before you ask.

Yes. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Law's LL.B. programme is Bar Council of India approved, making graduates eligible to enrol as advocates after the All India Bar Examination.

Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university, meeting the minimum aggregate percentage set for admission.

LL.B. is a 3-year degree for students who already hold a bachelor's degree, while BA LL.B. is a 5-year integrated degree for students entering directly after Class 12.

SRK University's Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan College of Law offers 60 seats annually for LL.B.

LL.B. is commonly pursued by graduates, including working professionals adding a legal qualification; specific scheduling flexibility should be confirmed with admissions.

Yes. SRK University offers 10 LL.M. specializations that LL.B. graduates can apply for directly.

Admission is based on graduation marks and, where applicable, entrance test performance, followed by document verification and counselling.