What are the career prospects available through the BA-LLB course at Faculty of Law AMU?

Faculty of Law AMU offers the following specialisations for candidates wishing to pursue the LLM programme: 

1. Criminal Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Commercial Law
4. Family Law
5. Labour Law

Candidates must choose either of these specialisations while pursuing the LLM course at Faculty of Law AMU. The specialsiation courses help candidates build expertise in the respected field and help them build a career in the same. 

The application process for courses offered by Faculty of Law AMU is online. Candidates can folllow the steps to compplete the applciation form: 

Step 1: Visit the officail website of the college. 

Step 2: Fill out the application form with asked-for details. 

Step 3: Pay the application form fee.

Step 4: Download the applciation form and keep for future reference. 

The application form fee for courses offered by Faculty of Law Aligarh Muslim University is INR 1,000. Candidates who miss the application deadline can pay a late fee of INR 300 to complete the application process. Candidates must fill out the application form with accurate personal and academic details. After filling out the application form candidates are required to appear for the required entrance test to further their application. 

Faculty of Law AMU offers a five-year BA-LLB course for candidates who are wishing to build a career in the field of Law. The admission process for the course is entrance based and candidates must appear for the AMU BA-LLB entrance test to participate in the admission process. Direct admission to the course is not possible at Faculty of Law AMU. 

The seat intake for BA LLB at Aligarh Muslim University is 120. Admissions to the course are entrance based, and candidates are shortlisted based on their scores in the same. Candidates wishing to apply to the course must have a minimum of 50% aggregate in Class 12. BA LLB course is designed to equip candidates with the required skills and theoretical knowledge to be the future law officers of tomorrow.