Saurashtra University LL.B. (3-Year Degree Program)
Complete curriculum, syllabus outlines, and examination guides for the 3-Year Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) program at Saurashtra University, Rajkot. Designed in strict conformity with BCI Legal Education Rules to prepare graduates for advocacy, corporate counsel, and judicial services.
Explore LL.B. Semester 3 Syllabus & Study Notes
Access verified notes, bare act analysis, case law citations, model 14-mark answers, 7-mark short notes, and practice MCQs for all 5 core Semester 3 subjects.
LL.B. Semester-Wise Course Breakdown
Detailed overview of all six semesters prescribed under Saurashtra University CBCS guidelines
Semester 1
Jurisprudence (Legal Theory), Law of Contract - I, Constitutional Law - I, Law of Torts & Consumer Protection, Family Law - I (Hindu Law).
Semester 2
Special Contracts - II, Constitutional Law - II, Criminal Law - I (BNS / IPC), Law of Crimes, Family Law - II (Muslim Law & Special Marriages).
Semester 3
Labour & Industrial Law - I, Labour & Industrial Law - II, Principles of Taxation Laws, Principal of Banking Laws, Information Technology Laws and Cyber Crimes.
Semester 4
Company Law, Environmental Law, Property Law & Easements, Administrative Law, Professional Ethics & Bar-Bench Relations.
Semester 5
Civil Procedure Code (CPC) & Limitation, Criminal Procedure Code (BNSS / CrPC), Law of Evidence (BSA / IEA), Public International Law & Human Rights.
Semester 6
Interpretation of Statutes, Drafting, Pleading and Conveyance, Moot Court Exercise & Internship, Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR).
Saurashtra University LL.B. Examination Pattern
External University Exam
70 marks per theory paper. 3 hours duration. Pattern consists of 5 compulsory questions with internal choices, comprising 14-mark long analytical essays and 7-mark short conceptual notes.
Continuous Internal Assessment
30 marks conducted by affiliated law colleges based on internal mid-term examinations, seminar presentation, legal research project, and attendance discipline.
Passing Standards
Students must secure minimum 40% marks in external theory (28 out of 70) and 40% in internal evaluation (12 out of 30), with an aggregate of 50% for degree award with Second Class.