B Tech LLB

No, at the moment NLUs do not offer a B.Tech LLB course. Aspirants can pursue the course from top recognised private universities of India.

Other than B.Tech LLB, the popular integrated LLB courses are BA LLB, B.Sc LLB, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB, BLS LLB and many more.

The important topics that are included in the syllabus of B.Tech LLB are Basic Electronic Engineering, Data Structures using 'C', Fundamental of Moot Court, Legal Method + Legal Reasoning, Industrial Management, Theory of Automata & Computation, Network Security and Cryptography, Civil Procedure Code and Law of Limitation, Digital Crime and Computer Law, E-Commerce and M-Commerce law, Digital Copyright and Data Protection Law, IT Forensic and Electronic Evidence etc.

The career options that are available in B.Tech LLB are Lawyer, Legal Advisor, Cyber Crime Specialist, Specialist in Cyber Arbitration, Techno-legal Professional, Specialist in IT-Based Arbitration and Professor.

Yes, after completing B.Tech LLB, an individual can be a lawyer.

Other integrated law courses such as BBA LLB, BA LLB, B.Sc LLB etc. are wrapped up in 5 years whereas B.Tech LLB is completed in 6 years. Also, the syllabus of all these courses is different from each other.

The average fee for B.Tech LLB is around Rs. 2 Lakh per annum. It varies from college to college.

Top institutes offering a B.Tech LLB course are Sharda University, Greater Noida, UPES, Dehradun, Mats University, Raipur etc.

A candidate must have completed class 12th from a recognised board of education with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths as the mandatory subjects in order to be eligible for a B.Tech LLB programme. Few colleges have also set an aggregate score which falls between 45% to 55%.

B. Tech LLB is an integrated law course spread across six years.

Following are some of the top colleges offering Vocational courses : Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (Mumbai) , Institute of Hotel Management Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition (Panipat) , St. Francis College for Women (Hyderabad) , Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition (Hyderabad) , Institute of Hotel Management (Mumbai). You can explore these colleges on our website to check if they offer B.Tech LL.B. or not.

Delhi University Science , Delhi University Arts are some of the exams that you can appear for to get admission in B.Tech LL.B. courses.

The average fee for B.Tech LL.B. is INR 2,00,000 per year.

Some of the popular specializations for B.Tech. + LL.B. are : Law , Cyber Law , Intellectual Property and Trade Law.

B.Tech LL.B. is a 6 year course.

In B.Tech LLB, students are taught engineering subjects in the first three years followed by law subjects in the remaining three years. As part of B.Tech LLB, students get knowledge about law as well as the technical field. For the detailed syllabus, click here - https://www.collegedekho.com/courses/btech-llb/

Law as a course is a very democratic subject tailored for maximum intake of the masses, therefore the eligibility criteria only desires a certain tenure of education and unlike MBBS or Engineering does not require a specific set of subjects to apply. However, it does prescribe a minimum standard of grades before entry to the course. Now, as a Science student, a degree in law can provide you with flourishing opportunities in terms of careers and recently two integrated courses in Law that are, B.Sc LL.B and B.Tech LL.B have provided the students with an opportunity to combine the two variant fields into a single programme. Science students can find themselves to be in-house counsels in corporate sectors and can also find a good career as a Patents expert, etc. The LLB course curriculum by itself is pretty standard and therefore it is upon the student to choose the specialisation of their respective graduation degrees.

Cyber Law can be the best career option for B.Tech LLB graduates. However, they can also practice law in India.

Cyber Law can be the best career option for B.Tech LLB graduates. However, they can also practice law in India.

One can pursue B.Tech LLB course right after Class 12. Students who have passed Class 12th in PCM stream are eligible to pursue six-year Integrated B.Tech LLB course.

Students may be allowed to pursue internship only from the second-year LLB course. Most colleges do not allow students to take internship in the first year.

The first-year B.Tech LLB course will soley focus on the concepts that are related to engineering. The core engineering concepts are taught in the first year along with a slight inclusion of law syllabus.

One can practice law in India after graduating B.Tech LLB. There is no restriction on the same.

Right now, NLUs do not offer six-year Integrated B.Tech LLB course. Some of the private deemed universities and law colleges across the country offer integrated B.Tech LLB.

Some of the colleges that offer B.Tech LLB course other than NLUs are Sharad University, UPES, Shobit Institite of Engineering and Technology, etc.