BALLB 1st Semester Course Gopal Narayan Singh University
Program architecture
The BALLB 1st Semester Course is a comprehensive, exam-oriented program designed as per the latest CCS and Maa Shakumbhari University syllabus. It covers General English, Sociology, Political Science, Economics, and Indian History through structured video lectures, easy-to-understand study materials, previous year questions, and regular revision to help students build a strong legal foundation and excel in university examinations.
Academic Domains
Syllabus focus
- Legal Language
- Legal Writing & General English-I
- Political Science-I
- Sociology-I (Introduction to Sociology)
- Economics-I (Minor – Option A)
- Philosophy (Logic)-I (Minor – Option B)
- Law of Contract-I (General Contract)
Strategic Highlights
Unique program assets
Faculty Board
Mohd Suhail Sir
Commercial and political science.
Academic Roadmap
Legal Language, Legal Writing & General English-I
Develop strong legal communication skills through legal terminology, legal maxims, Latin phrases, grammar, legal writing, essay writing, official correspondence, and basic drafting of notices, agreements, and petitions.
Political Science-I
Understand the foundations of political theory by studying the nature of politics, the State, government, political ideologies, theories of the origin of the State, and the relationship between law and politics.
Sociology-I (Introduction to Sociology)
Explore the basic concepts of society, culture, social groups, institutions, socialization, social change, and social control to build a strong understanding of the social dimensions of law.
Economics-I
Learn the principles of microeconomics, demand and supply, production, market structures, banking, money, inflation, financial institutions, and the relationship between economics, law, and economic legislation.
Philosophy (Logic)-I
Build analytical and logical reasoning skills by studying arguments, propositions, deductive and inductive reasoning, categorical logic, symbolic logic, syllogisms, truth tables, and logical fallacies.
Law of Contract-I (General Contract)
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, including contract formation, offer and acceptance, free consent, consideration, capacity, void agreements, performance, breach of contract, quasi-contracts, and legal remedies.