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In a world that is increasingly governed by rules, policies, and global frameworks, law graduates are not only defenders of justice but also changemakers of tomorrow. Whether you’re looking to serve society, enter litigation, corporate law, or policymaking—a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) is your gateway.
At AIMCAMPUS, we go a step further. Our exclusive “LLB Corporate-Level Training Program” under the campaign “Empower Justice. Shape Society.” is designed to equip students with practical legal tools, digital law literacy, and real-world application—all available both online and offline, across India.
LLB (Bachelor of Laws) is a 3-year undergraduate program (for graduates) or a 5-year integrated course (after Class 12th). It includes intensive study of Indian law, criminal justice, constitution, contracts, family law, and international legal systems.
Perfect for:
Aspiring lawyers
Civil service aspirants
NGO workers & human rights advocates
Future judges, legal analysts, and legal advisors
| Year | Core Subjects |
|---|---|
| 1st Year | Legal Method, Indian Constitution, Law of Contract |
| 2nd Year | Criminal Law, Family Law, Law of Torts, Administrative Law |
| 3rd Year | Company Law, Jurisprudence, Civil Procedure Code, Legal Drafting |
Our legal training adds practical, tech-driven learning on top of your LLB education.
Legal Research & Writing with AI tools
Moot Court Preparation & Case Analysis
Legal Drafting & Corporate Law Essentials
Contract Management Systems
Digital Evidence & Cybercrime Law
Legal Tech Tools: LexisNexis, Manupatra, SCC Online
Internship Support in Law Firms/NGOs
Available in Pen, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Dehradun, and Online Across India
| Program | Duration | Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate Legal Training (Full) | 12 Months | Hybrid (Online/Offline) |
| Fast-Track Legal Bootcamp | 6 Months | Weekends/Evening |
| Internship Readiness Modules | 3 Months | Online |
Judiciary Services (PCS-J)
Law Officer in PSU/UPSC/Central Ministries
Legal Advisor in Government Bodies
Public Prosecutor, Notary, Legal Aid Officers
Corporate Legal Counsel
Contract Analyst
Legal Compliance Officer
Law Firm Associate
Legal Content Writer / Journalist
Open Your Law Firm
Start Legal Consultancy or LegalTech Startup
Specialize in Cyber Law / IPR for startups
| College Name | Type | Annual Fee (INR) | Course Duration | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pen Law College (Fictional Representation) | Government | ₹8,000 – ₹12,000 | 3 Years | Budget-friendly, local access |
| Konkan Law Institute | Private | ₹35,000 – ₹45,000 | 3 Years | Experienced faculty, moderate fee |
| Pillai College of Law (Panvel Branch) | Private | ₹75,000 – ₹1,00,000 | 3 Years | Top-rated, strong internships, placements |
Practical Learning, Not Just Theory
Exposure to Legal Tech Tools
Personalized Career Guidance
Internship & Job Prep Support
Access to Pan-India Legal Community
Hybrid Model: Attend from Anywhere
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Email: Info@aimcampus.org
Call: +91-9897783009 | +91-9259142122
Absolutely! With the rise of cybercrime, environmental issues, and complex business laws, lawyers are in high demand across sectors.
3-year LLB is for graduates; 5-year LLB (like BA LLB) is after 12th. Both lead to the same qualification and career path.
Yes, after gaining a few years of experience and clearing PCS-J (Judicial Services Exam).
Yes, through moot courts, internships, and legal aid clinics. AIMCAMPUS also offers practical simulations.
LLB must be done in-person (per BCI rules), but AIMCAMPUS provides online corporate-level legal training as an add-on.
If you’re pursuing or planning to pursue LLB from Pen or any part of India, your legal education doesn’t stop at textbooks. With AIMCAMPUS, you develop the skills to become a thought leader, reformer, or policy expert.
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