B.Sc. LLB (Bachelor Of Science + LLB)
Duration: 5 Years (10 semesters)
Eligibility: 12th pass (Science stream — Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Mathematics)
Course Type: Integrated Undergraduate Degree in Law
Field: Science, Technology, Intellectual Property, Environmental Law, Legal Studies
Objective
To integrate scientific knowledge with legal education, preparing students to handle legal issues in areas like intellectual property, environmental protection, biotechnology, medical law, and technology regulations — ideal for those who want to combine science and law careers.
Eligibility & Admission
Eligibility Criteria
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Completed 10+2 with Science stream (PCM/PCB) from a recognized board
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Minimum 50–60% aggregate marks (varies by institute)
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Strong analytical, logical, and scientific aptitude preferred
Admission Process
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Entrance Exam Based:
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CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) – for NLUs
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AILET (NLU Delhi)
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LSAT India
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SLAT (Symbiosis), BHU UET (for law), etc.
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Counselling & Seat Allotment: Based on rank and preference
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Direct Admission: In some private universities based on merit
Curriculum & Subjects
Science Components:
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Physics / Chemistry / Biology / Environmental Science
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Biotechnology / Genetics (electives in some colleges)
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Forensic Science
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Computer Applications
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Scientific Research Methodology
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Biostatistics / Mathematics
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Environmental Studies & Sustainability
Law Components:
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Constitutional Law
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Contract Law
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Criminal Law (IPC, CrPC)
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Civil Law & Law of Torts
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Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
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Environmental Law
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Cyber Law / IT Law
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Health & Medical Law
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Labour & Industrial Law
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Company Law
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International Law
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Legal Drafting & Interpretation
Practical Training:
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Moot courts & mock trials
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Legal aid clinics and court visits
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Internships in law firms, legal departments, environmental agencies, biotech/IPR firms
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Legal research projects on science-law intersections
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Drafting of legal documents and case briefs
Skills You Develop
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Knowledge of scientific concepts with legal applications
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Legal reasoning and analytical thinking
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Legal drafting, documentation, and research
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Intellectual property law expertise
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Environmental law and regulatory compliance knowledge
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Critical thinking, communication, and ethical decision-making
Career Pathways
Science + Legal Roles
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Intellectual Property (IP) Lawyer
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Patent Agent / Patent Attorney (after passing Patent Agent Exam)
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Environmental Lawyer / Legal Advisor
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Legal Consultant for biotech/pharma/IT firms
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Legal Analyst in science & technology domains
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Health & Medical Law Expert
Other Areas
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Law Firms and Corporate Legal Teams
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Government Legal Departments (Pollution Control Boards, Ministry of Science & Tech)
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International Organizations (WIPO, UNEP, WHO legal units)
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Legal Academics / Teaching (after LLM + NET)
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Research and Policy roles in Science & Technology Law
Future Opportunities & Higher Studies
Postgraduate Courses
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LLM (Intellectual Property Law, Environmental Law, Cyber Law, Health Law)
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M.Sc + LLM dual specialization (some foreign universities)
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MBA (Healthcare Management, Technology Law)
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Postgraduate Diploma in IPR / Environmental Law / Cyber Law
Competitive Exams
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Judiciary (State Judicial Services)
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UPSC Civil Services
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UGC NET (for lectureship)
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GRE + IELTS/TOEFL (for LLM abroad)
International Opportunities
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IPR and patent law roles in USA, Europe, and Japan
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LLM in Environmental Law or Technology Law abroad
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Legal consulting in biotech, IT, and health-tech companies globally
Salary & Top Recruiters
Salary Range
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Entry-Level: ₹4–7 LPA
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Mid-Level (3–5 yrs): ₹10–18 LPA
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Senior-Level (10+ yrs): ₹25–40+ LPA (as legal heads or partners)
Top Recruiters
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Law Firms: Anand & Anand (IPR), Khaitan & Co., Trilegal, AZB & Partners
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Corporate Legal Teams: Infosys, Biocon, Wipro, Cipla, Dr. Reddy’s, Tata Consultancy
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Government & PSUs: CSIR, Pollution Control Boards, ISRO, DRDO legal departments
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International Agencies: WIPO, WHO, UNEP
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NGOs & Environmental Agencies
Who Should Choose B.Sc. LLB?
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Strong interest in both science and legal studies
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Want to work in fields combining technology, environment, health, or intellectual property with law
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Good at logical reasoning, scientific analysis, and critical thinking
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Aspire to become IP lawyers, environmental lawyers, or legal advisors in science/tech firms