LLB

Curriculum Structure

Mewar University, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan

The Faculty of Law at Mewar University, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, is committed to providing quality legal education that nurtures ethical, socially responsible, and professionally competent legal professionals. The faculty offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes, designed to meet the evolving demands of the legal profession and society.

With a strong emphasis on intellectual growth, ethical values, and social justice, the Faculty of Law aims to prepare students for diverse careers in advocacy, judiciary, corporate law, public service, and academia.

Programmes Offered

Five-Year Integrated Law Programmes

• B.A. LL.B.

• B.B.A. LL.B.

These programmes integrate legal education with humanities or management studies, providing students with a strong interdisciplinary foundation and early exposure to law.

Three-Year Law Programme

• LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws)
  Designed for graduates from any discipline who wish to pursue a professional career in law.

Postgraduate Programme

• LL.M. (Master of Laws)
  Offers advanced legal specialization and research-oriented learning for academic, judicial, and professional advancement.

Academic Focus & Objectives

• Development of strong legal knowledge and practical skills

• Emphasis on professional ethics, integrity, and social responsibility

• Encouragement of critical thinking, legal reasoning, and research aptitude

• Preparation for the changing landscape of national and global legal systems

Career Prospects

Graduates from the Faculty of Law are prepared for careers in:

• Legal Practice (Advocacy)

• Judiciary and Legal Services

• Corporate Law and Compliance

• Public Administration and Policy

• Legal Research and Academia

Admission Process

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Career Opportunities

Career Opportunities After LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws)

An LL.B. degree opens a wide range of professional pathways in law, governance, business, academia, and emerging legal domains. Graduates may choose traditional legal practice or explore corporate, government, policy, technology, and research-oriented careers. Entry into many roles requires Bar Council enrollment or competitive examinations, depending on the chosen career path.

Legal Practice & Litigation

Advocate / Lawyer

• Represent clients in courts and tribunals

• Specialize in civil, criminal, constitutional, family, or commercial law

• Requires enrollment with the State Bar Council

Junior Advocate / Legal Associate

• Assist senior advocates in legal research, drafting, and case preparation

Corporate & Business Law Careers

Corporate Lawyer

• Advise organizations on contracts, mergers & acquisitions, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance

In-House Legal Counsel

• Work within a company’s legal department handling day-to-day legal matters

Intellectual Property (IP) Lawyer

• Specialize in patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing

Legal Consultant / Advisor

• Provide legal advice to businesses, NGOs, startups, and individuals

Government & Judiciary Careers

Judicial Services

• Become a Judge or Magistrate by clearing Judicial Service Examinations

Public Prosecutor / Assistant Public Prosecutor

• Represent the state in criminal proceedings

Civil Services

• Appear for UPSC examinations (IAS, IPS, ICLS, etc.) for administrative and legal roles

Government Legal Officer

• Work in ministries, public sector undertakings (PSUs), and regulatory bodies such as RBI, SEBI, and other statutory authorities

Specialized & Emerging Legal Fields

Cyber Law & Data Privacy

• Handle matters related to cybercrime, data protection, and digital security

Legal Journalism

• Report and analyze legal developments, landmark judgments, and policy reforms

Legal Technology (LegalTech & AI)

• Work at the intersection of law, technology, and artificial intelligence

Arbitration & Mediation

• Resolve disputes through alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms

Academia & Research

Law Professor / Lecturer

• Teach law at universities and institutions (often requires LL.M. and NET)

Legal Researcher

• Contribute to law journals, research bodies, think tanks, and policy organizations

Other Career Paths

NGOs & Human Rights Organizations

• Work on social justice, legal aid, and advocacy

Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO)

• Provide legal research, documentation, and compliance services globally

Legal Entrepreneurship

• Start an independent legal consultancy, chamber, or legal service firm

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