Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Students who have completed 12 years of education through Intermediate, A-Level, or an IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification with at least 45% marks may apply, provided they also meet LAT and University admission requirements.

Yes. For LLB admission, students must pass the Law Admission Test (LAT) conducted through ETC-HEC with at least 50% marks, subject to the applicable legal education framework.

No upper age limit is applied according to the guiding principles of the revised curriculum. Admission remains subject to completion of the required qualification, LAT clearance, University policy, document verification, and official admission-system confirmation.

Yes. A sessional gap after completing 12 years of education should not be treated as a bar to admission if the applicant fulfills the qualification requirement, clears LAT, and meets University and legal education rules.

Yes. Students with A-Level, foreign board, or other equivalent qualifications may apply, but they must submit the required IBCC equivalence or relevant equivalence document for verification.

Awaiting-result students may apply provisionally where allowed by University policy. Final admission is confirmed only after submission and verification of the final result and fulfillment of all eligibility requirements, including LAT where applicable.

The LLB program is normally completed in 4 years through 8 regular semesters.

The revised University model roadmap carries 146 credit hours including general education, core law courses, electives, interdisciplinary courses, internship, and capstone project.

Yes. The program includes supervised internship or field experience of 3 credit hours. Students complete it according to University, HEC, and applicable legal education requirements.

Yes. The program includes a 3-credit capstone project where students apply legal research, analysis, drafting, ethics, and problem-solving to a supervised legal issue or practice-oriented topic.

General Education courses build communication, digital literacy, ethics, quantitative reasoning, civic responsibility, entrepreneurship, and AI-era learning skills that support professional legal education.

The current program semester fee for LLB is PKR 160,000 per semester, subject to official admission-system confirmation and University policy.

For undergraduate programs, the merit scholarship slabs are: 90% and above marks: 40% scholarship; 80% to 89% marks: 35% scholarship; 70% to 79% marks: 30% scholarship; and 60% to 69% marks: 20% scholarship. Scholarship is subject to verification, approval, seat availability, continuation requirements, discipline, attendance, and maintaining the required CGPA.

Kinship and alumni discounts may be available subject to verification, eligibility, and University policy. The final applicable benefit is confirmed through the University admission and finance process.

Students may apply for installment flexibility and up to 50% study loan support subject to University approval. Approved students may be required to complete assigned University online or project work and repay according to the approved schedule.

No. Scholarship, installment, discount, and loan support are not automatic. Students must apply, provide required documents, meet eligibility conditions, and receive approval according to University policy.

Refunds, if applicable, are processed according to University refund policy and the approved refund timeline. Admission or application fee is normally non-refundable unless a specific rule states otherwise.

Students first learn concepts through their Personal AI Tutor at their own pace. Then, in mentor-led classes, they apply that knowledge through projects, discussions, problem-solving, and practical tasks.

Teachers build academic understanding, while industry mentors help students turn knowledge into practical work, career skills, startup ideas, and real-world performance.

Yes. Students work on assignments, projects, digital tasks, workplace simulations, startup ideas, and field-related activities to build confidence and employable skills.