What is the difference between BA LLB and BA LLB (Hons)?

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    Pragati Singh | Contributor-Level 10

    4 months ago

    Hey,

    Yes, there are differences between a BA LLB and a BA LL.B hons, mainly in terms of curriculum depth, duration, and potential career paths. Here's a quick review: 

    FeatureBA LLBBA LLB (Hons.)
    Curriculum focusBroader focus on humanities and social sciences alongside law coursesDeeper focus on law with specialised electives in various legal areas
    Number of law subjectsAround 28 core & elective law subjectsMinimum of 36 core & elective law subjects
    Duration5 years5 years
    Entrance examsSimilar entrance exams as B.A. LL.B, sometimes specific exams for Hons. programsSame or additional entrance exams for Hons. programs
    Career pathsDiverse options in law, government, corporate sector, NGOsSpecialized legal careers in corporate law, litigation, intellectual property, etc.

    Hope this helps !

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