Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Degree Level

Undergraduate

Duration

4 Years

Semester Fee

Rs. 200,000

Registration Fee

Rs. 25,000

Application Fee

Rs. 5,000

Program Overview

The LLB 4-Year Programme is an undergraduate professional degree in law, designed in accordance with the guidelines of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC). It aims to provide comprehensive legal education to students from diverse academic backgrounds, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills required for legal practice, judiciary, civil services, and other related fields.

Program Objectives

PO 1

To equip students with foundational and advanced legal knowledge.
PO 2

To develop critical thinking, legal reasoning, and advocacy skills.
PO 3

To promote understanding of the Pakistani legal system, international law, and constitutional principles.
PO 4

To prepare students for legal practice, judicial exams, and higher legal education.
PO 5

To inculcate ethical values and a sense of justice among future legal professionals.

Key Features

Comprehensive Legal Foundation

Covers civil, criminal, corporate, and international law, building strong legal reasoning, constitutional literacy, and courtroom advocacy skills.
Practical Skill Development

Trains students in legal research, case analysis, argumentation, and ethical legal practice, preparing them for real-world litigation and advisory roles.
AI-Enhanced Legal Practice

Introduces students to legal analytics, automated contract review, and predictive case modeling, streamlining research, compliance, and case strategy.
Diverse Career Pathways

Prepares graduates for careers as lawyers, judges, legal advisors, or international legal consultants across public, private, and global sectors.

Admission Criteria

Eligibility Criteria:
- The candidate must have completed Intermediate or equivalent qualification (FA/FSc/A-Levels/Grade 12) with at least 45% marks.
- Both male and female candidates are eligible to apply.
- No age limit is generally prescribed, but it may vary with institution policy.
Admission Requirements:
- Law Admission Test (LAT) conducted by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is mandatory for admission.
- The candidate must score at least 50% marks in the LAT.
- Submission of academic documents, CNIC/Form-B, and passport-sized photographs with the admission form.
- Fulfillment of institutional merit criteria (as prescribed by individual universities or law colleges).

Admission Process

Fill out the admission form.
Pay the application fee of Rs. 5,000.
Appear for the admission test.
Pass the test with a minimum of 60% marks.
Students who pass the test can enroll in the premium educational program.
An acceptance or rejection letter will be issued.
The last date for fee deposit will be clearly indicated on the fee voucher.
Admission will be canceled for students who do not pay the required dues by the deadline.
Admission tests are conducted every Saturday and Wednesday.
Tests will be conducted on computers.
Test results will be announced the next day and communicated to students via WhatsApp and Email.

Program Curriculum

Year 1
Semester 1
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Quantitative Reasoning-I*	3 (3-0)	General Education
2.		Functional English*	3 (3-0)	General Education
3.		Applications of Information and Communication Tech*	3 (3-0)	General Education
4.		Introduction to Law and Legal Systems	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Pakistan Studies*	2 (2-0)	General Education
6.		IDS-I	3 (3-0)	Interdisciplinary
		Semester Credit Hours	17
Semester 2
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Quantitative Reasoning-II*	3 (3-0)	General Education
2.		Social Science **	2 (2-0)	General Education
3.		Expository Writing*	3 (3-0)	General Education
4.		Natural Science** (Env. Science & Law)	3 (2-1)	General Education
5.		Law of Torts	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Fehm-e-Quran – I (for Muslim Students)	1 (0-1)	General Education
7.		Criminal Law	3 (3-0)	Major
		Semester Credit Hours	18
Year 2
Semester 3
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Arts and Humanities**	2 (2-0)	General Education
2.		Islamic Studies (or Ethics for Non-Muslims)	2 (2-0)	General Education
3.		Fehm-e-Quran – II (for Muslim Students)	1 (0-1)	General Education
4.		Law of Contract	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Jurisprudence	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Principles of Constitutional Law	3 (3-0)	Major
7.		IDS-II	3 (3-0)	Interdisciplinary
		Semester Credit Hours	17
Semester 4
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Civics and Community Engagement*	2 (2-0)	General Education
2.		Constitutional Law of Pakistan	3 (3-0)	General Education
3.		Entrepreneurship*	2 (2-0)	General Education
4.		Equity, Trusts and Specific Relief	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Law of Property	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)	3 (3-0)	Interdisciplinary
7.		Islamic Jurisprudence	3 (3-0)	Major
		Semester Credit Hours	19
Year 3
Semester 5
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Islamic Personal Law-I	3 (3-0)	Major
2.		Law of Business Organizations-I	3 (3-0)	Major
3.		Law of Evidence	3 (3-0)	Major
4.		Administrative & Services Law	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Land Law	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Cyber Law	3 (3-0)	Major
		Semester Credit Hours	18
Semester 6
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Islamic Personal Law-II	3 (3-0)	Major
2.		Law of Business Organizations-II	3 (3-0)	Major
3.		Legal Drafting and Pleadings	3 (3-0)	Major
4.		International Law	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Elective-I***	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Elective-II***	3 (3-0)	Major
		Semester Credit Hours	18
Year 4
Semester 7
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Legal Ethics and Moot Cases	3 (3-0)	Major
2.		Criminal Procedure Code-I	3 (3-0)	Major
3.		Civil Procedure Code-I	3 (3-0)	Major
4.		Research Methodology	3 (3-0)	Interdisciplinary
5.		Elective-III***	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Elective-IV***	3 (3-0)	Major
		Semester Credit Hours	18
Semester 8
S.N.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Category
1.		Criminal Procedure Code-II	3 (3-0)	Major
2.		Civil Procedure Code-II	3 (3-0)	Major
3.		Environmental Law	3 (3-0)	Major
4.		Elective-V***	3 (3-0)	Major
5.		Elective-VI***	3 (3-0)	Major
6.		Capstone Project	3 (3-0)	Capstone Project
		Semester Credit Hours	18
Important Notes:
	1. Internship Requirement:
	Three (03) credit hour internship is mandatory as per HEC Undergraduate Education Policy V 1.1 and cannot be substituted with other coursework or capstone.
	*2. Electives ():
	Offered based on academic and physical resources. University has the flexibility to select from broader clusters to meet credit requirements.
	3. Non-Muslim Students:
	Must take a two-credit hour interdisciplinary course in place of Fehm-e-Quran courses.
Year 1 (Semester I & II)
	Introduction to Law
	English (Language & Composition)
	Islamic Studies / Ethics
	Political Science
	Law of Torts
	Legal System of Pakistan
	Sociology
	Pakistan Studies
Year 2 (Semester III & IV)
	Constitutional Law
	Jurisprudence
	Law of Contract
	Criminal Law
	Law of Evidence
	Islamic Jurisprudence
	Legal Drafting & Research
	Introduction to Psychology or Logic
Year 3 (Semester V & VI)
	Law of Property
	Civil Procedure Code
	Company Law
	International Law
	Administrative Law
	Family Law
	Public International Law
	Legal Ethics
Year 4 (Semester VII & VIII)
	Interpretation of Statutes
	Environmental Law
	Labour Law
	Taxation Law
	Banking Laws
	Clinical Legal Education (Moots, Internships, Court Visits)
	Electives (Human Rights, IT Law, Intellectual Property Law etc.)

Student Success Stories

After graduating from the LLB program, Ayesha combined her legal training with AI-powered compliance tools to secure a position at a leading international corporation. Her ability to analyze contracts efficiently and provide legal counsel on global regulatory standards made her an invaluable asset to the firm.

Ayesha Khan

Bilal used his LLB foundation in international and constitutional law to advocate for marginalized communities. His participation in legal clinics and policy research during the program led to a fellowship with the United Nations, where he now contributes to international legal frameworks for human rights.

Bilal Ahmed

Sana turned her courtroom skills and AI training into a successful startup offering automated contract review and case prediction tools. Her firm now serves law chambers and corporate legal teams across Pakistan and the Middle East, making legal services more accessible and efficient.

Sana Iqba

FAQs

What areas of law does the LLB program cover?

The program covers civil, criminal, corporate, and international law, along with constitutional studies, legal reasoning, and courtroom practice.

How is AI integrated into the curriculum?

Students receive hands-on training in legal analytics, predictive case modeling, and automated contract review, enabling them to enhance research, compliance, and case preparation with modern technology.

What career paths are available after graduation?

Graduates can pursue roles as lawyers, judges, legal advisors, consultants, or enter international law firms and advanced research roles in legal academia or policy-making.

Does the program offer practical legal experience?

Yes, students participate in moot courts, legal clinics, case studies, and internships to develop real-world courtroom and legal reasoning skills.