Bachelor of Law- LLB course provides insights into the policy initiatives within the framework of the constitution and integrates legal studies with aspects of governance. The course is designed not only with the objective of encompassing knowledge of law but also to teach subjects like CPC, Crpc, IPC, Evidence, Constitution, Contract These courses help to understand how central and state government’s function and how legislations are enacted and enforced. The students get a strong footing for undertaking professional legal education and to have a competitive acumen.
Through common-law discussions, moot court training, debates, seminars, and much more, we prepare students for Judicial Services, legal firms, courts, public sectors, corporate sectors and NGOs.
If you’re an educational professional who are looking to progress into Law and Legal consultancy, or an educational planning or development role, this is the best degree for you.
Provided by the Ishan Institute of Law, this programme is available by regular learning, allowing you to study flexibly while balancing work and personal lifes. The LL.B. deepens your understanding of law and courts system, and how they relate to justice. It will help you to advance your career in Lawyer, Judiciary and higher education.
Advocacy is one of the chief professions chosen by LLB graduates. Students choosing this path can practice in the courts. After qualifying the examination conducted by the All-India Bar council, they enrol with All India Bar Council; they can opt to practice in any court across the country. Basic salaries for fresher’s start from 15,000/- per month whereas experienced lawyers can earn more than 1 lakh per month. These salaries are for lawyers practicing in the lower courts. Supreme Court lawyers earn as much as INR 50,00,000 for an appearance!
Students are also free to work for the judicial machinery of Country as a Judge or Magistrate. This requires them to pass a judicial Services examination conducted by the Public Service Commission. Careers start as Magistrate, Sub-judge, or Munsif and the recruitments are through the Public Service Commission or under the supervision of the High Court. The Magistrate judges the Criminal cases and a Sub Judge decides the Civil Cases. Through promotion, these judges could become district judges and attain higher posts the pinnacle of which is the Chief Justice of India.
Arbitration enables opposing parties to settle a dispute out of court. An arbitrator, working independently or as part of a small panel, holds hearings, reviews evidence and renders decisions. These proceedings are like a trial, but more private and less formal. Since the decisions through Arbitration is faster, resolution of corporate disputes are usually pursued through this path. Earning a bachelor’s degree is the first step toward a career in arbitration. Highly experienced lawyers or business professionals with extensive knowledge of a particular industry or body of law are appointed as Arbitrators and is highly lucrative. Arbitration specialties include construction, real estate, insurance and labour relations.
Corporate law is a study of legal and external affair matters, Merger and Acquisitions (M&A) and how shareholders, stakeholders, consumers and other parties involved in transaction interact with each other internally through corporate governance and externally through commercial transaction. Corporate lawyers could represent a corporation, a partnership association and advise them of their legal rights and duties. Corporate lawyers could be working for a medium or a large law firm or a regulatory body like SEBI, IRDAI or RBI.
Among the best law colleges in Delhi NCR, we have a diverse and committed faculty that has years of experience in their respective areas of expertise along with a sincere passion to provide professional education to the students.
Our Principal says, “While many universities claim to follow the choice-based system, we actually implement it. We don’t just teach our students but we offer them value-added courses. We believe that students of law should possess skills such as ability to be articulate and observant and have an attitude to interact with people in order to make good lawyers.”
STUDENT EXPERINCE
“Ishan institute of Law has shaped me as a person. Guest lecture, case studies and on the floor practicalities as part of the curriculum gave us exposure to what’s happening in the real time court scenario.”
MANISHA SHARMA (5TH SEMESTER)
