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Option to opt out after 3 years Well, integrated course really makes sense for those students if they are 100% sure that they want to continue only in this particular field, that is the field of Law. This is so because after completing 3 years generally the option to get out is not there in most of the integrated courses, so essentially, if one opts for this option then one has to complete this. Concern of choosing the course again Usually the students have to face two dilemmas; the first one is when one has to choose an option after 12th. The second dilemma comes after completion of the Graduate course. So a big advantage of getting into an integrated BA LLB course is that one is free from the worry of choosing a college and course again after 3 years. This is not the case with those who are doing a normal graduation course. But if you are the one who is not fully sure that career in law is for you (you can know whether law is suitable for you or not by simply taking the MapMyTalent Assessment) or want to keep the option of other professional or higher education options for yourself, then perhaps, a 3 year graduation course would be a good option for you. Availability of seats in reputed College/ University There are many reputed National Law Universities that offer only integrated BA LLB course and then LLM or PG Diploma courses. So there are many seats for 5 years Integrated Course. Other than NLU’s many other universities like Punjab University, AMU, IP University Delhi, etc also offer BA LLB Course. On the other hand LLB is offered at many prestigious central and state universities like Delhi University, Punjab University, BHU, Government law College Mumbai, Bharati Vidyapith, Dr Harisingh Gaur University, MP, Indian Law Society’s Law College in Pune, Punjabi University, Rajasthan University, Law college Dehradun etc., So a large number of seats are available. Also if you have taken admission in a 5 year BA LLB then you have a seat guarantee for 5 years that is you don’t have again look for a seat for admission after graduation. Syllabus As far as syllabus ( Ref Punjab University Syllabus for BA LLB) is concerned since BA LLB is integrated course the students study law papers right from the first semester onwards like Law of Torts, Consumer Protection Laws, Law of contract etc. These law related papers and English is compulsory but the students can choose papers form Political science, History, economics, sociology etc. In the second semester they study Jurisprudence and Special contracts. Like that in every semester there are some papers from the Law field. After 3 years, that is 7th semester onwards the BA papers are taken as major and minor and there are other papers of law like Business law, international law etc. As far as syllabus of LLB is concerned the students takes up LLB after they have already completed their graduation and the course only includes courses from law Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Law of contracts, Family Law , Law of crimes etc. Both the courses include summer training and also the students attend court. Degree In BA LLB after 5 years the student gets two degrees one for BA and another for LLB. While in LLB he gets the degree of LLB. Variants The 5 year integrated LLB degree now has many variants also like there are B.Com LLB, B.Sc LLB and BBA LLB is also available. Just like BA LLB integrates Arts subjects with Law the other courses integrate the subjects from the respective fields with law courses. 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