BALLB 4th semester Course 2026 - English & Hindi
Program architecture
Semester IV of the BA LL.B. programme is designed to deepen students’ understanding of law within its social, constitutional, and historical contexts. The course strengthens language and communication skills essential for legal study and practice, while introducing important legal domains such as human rights and media regulation, Indian government and politics and Indian history.
Academic Domains
Curriculum focus
- General English – IV
- Hindi – II (हिन्दी संचार एवं हिन्दी भाषा ज्ञान) OR Law and Media – II
- Political Science – IV (Indian Government and Polities)
- Indian History – II (Modern Indian History)
- Law of Human Rights
Strategic Highlights
Unique program assets
Faculty Board
Mohd Suhail Sir
Political Science and Human Rights.
Suhaib Sir
Law And Media and Modern History.
Shikha Sharma
English and Grammer.
Academic Roadmap
Week 1
General English – IV – Introduction to literary texts (including The Merchant of Venice), advanced grammar, and vocabulary development
Week 2
General English – IV – Précis writing, paragraph writing, comprehension exercises, and structured legal writing skills
Week 3
Law and Media – II – Freedom of speech and expression, constitutional framework, and regulation of print and electronic media
Week 4
Law and Media – II – Advertising laws, censorship, media ethics, professional responsibility, and statutory controls
Week 5
Political Science – IV – Indian Constitution: historical background, federal structure, and separation of powers
Week 6
Political Science – IV – Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, executive, legislature, judiciary, and contemporary political issues
Week 7
Indian History – II – Socio-religious reform movements and rise of nationalism in India
Week 8
Indian History – II – Freedom struggle phases, constitutional developments, and role of national leaders
Week 9
Law of Human Rights – Concept, evolution, and international human rights instruments (UDHR, ICCPR, ICESCR)
Week 10
Law of Human Rights – UN mechanisms, regional systems, and enforcement procedures
Week 11
Law of Human Rights – Human rights under the Indian Constitution, NHRC, and judicial activism
Week 12
Revision and integration – Comparative analysis of media law, constitutional governance, human rights, and historical foundations of Indian polity