The four-year LLB Programme, offered under the semester system at the University
and its affiliated colleges, provides a solid foundation in legal principles,
critical thinking, and practical legal skills. It combines theoretical knowledge
with hands-on exposure in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Contract Law, Property Law,
and Legal Ethics. Students are trained in advocacy, research, and legal writing to
prepare them for careers as lawyers, judges, academics, policymakers, or further legal studies.

The award shall be titled Bachelor of Laws (LLB), classified at
Level 6 of the National Qualifications Framework (HEC Pakistan).

To produce competent, ethical, and socially responsible legal professionals
committed to justice and the rule of law.

To establish a leading centre of legal education recognized for academic excellence,
ethical standards, and contributions to the legal system locally and globally.

1. Build expertise across key branches of law.
2. Balance core, compulsory, and elective courses.
3. Emphasize practical legal training alongside theory.
4. Instill leadership and ethical responsibility.
5. Encourage research and policy engagement.
6. Develop adaptability in evolving legal contexts.
7. Promote social justice and community service.

1. Demonstrate mastery of legal principles and systems.
2. Communicate effectively in advocacy, drafting, and argumentation.
3. Apply practical skills in moot courts, internships, and legal clinics.
4. Exhibit ethical and professional conduct.
5. Conduct advanced legal research and critical analysis.

CLOs specify the minimum standards of knowledge and skills required in each
course to ensure uniform academic quality across all institutions.

Courses are aligned with HEC’s Undergraduate Education Policy (2023)
to broaden students’ knowledge and skills.

A compulsory 6–8 week internship (3 credit hours) assessed jointly
by faculty supervisors and field professionals.

A 3 credit hour capstone project in the final year, supervised by
faculty, serves as the culminating academic experience.

Students must maintain 75% attendance in each semester to be
eligible for final examinations.

1. 12 years of education (HSSC/A-Levels) with at least 45% marks.
2. Minimum 50% score in HEC Law Admission Test (LAT).
3. Other requirements as prescribed by HEC and the University.

1. Administrative and Services Law
2. Civil Procedure Code I & II
3. Criminal Law I & II
4. Criminal Procedure Code I & II
5. Cyber Law
6. Equity, Trusts & Specific Relief
7. Human Rights
8. International Law
9. Introduction to Law and Legal Systems
10. Islamic Jurisprudence
11. Islamic Personal Law I & II
12. Jurisprudence
13. Land Law
14. Law of Business Organizations
15. Law of Contract
16. Law of Evidence I & II
17. Law of Property
18. Legal Drafting & Pleadings
19. Legal Ethics & Moot Cases
20. Principles of Constitutional Law & AJ&K Interim Constitution, 1974

• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Arabic
• Jammu & Kashmir Studies
• Research Methodology

• ICT Applications
• Civics & Community Engagement
• Constitutional Law of Pakistan
• Entrepreneurship
• Environmental Sciences & Law
• Expository Writing
• Fehm-e-Quran I & II (for Muslim Students)
• Functional English
• Governance & Public Policy
• Islamic Studies / Ethics (for non-Muslims)
• Pakistan Studies
• Quantitative Reasoning I & II
• Social Science