Basically law is a system of rules that are created as well as enforced through social or governmental institutes to regulate the behavior.

Law as a system assist in regulate and ensure that a community show respect, and equality among themselves.

State-enforced laws could be made through collective council or by a single representative, resulting in rulings, by the executive through decrees and regulations, or set up by judges through precedent, usually in common law jurisdictions.

Private individuals can make legally binding contracts, involving arbitration agreements that might be selected to accept alternative arbitration to the normal court procedure.

The making of laws themselves might be influenced by a constitution, written or unspoken, and the rights encoded therein. The law forms politics, economics, history and society in different ways and serves as a arbitrator of relations between people.

Pakistan is a common law country and to become a lawyer in Pakistan, a person needs a law degree which is normally known as LL.B. from a recognized Pakistani or common law country varsities.

The lawyers In Pakistan are commonly known as advocates. An advocate has to be member of one of the regional Bar Councils, i.e., Punjab Bar Council, Sindh Bar council, Balochistan Bar Council or the KPK Bar Council to practice as an advocate.

In Pakistan, several well-known universities are offering admissions in law. Students can get admission in LLB programs after the successful completion of intermediate level. In Pakistan, LLB is a five years degree programme and all the universities in Pakistan offers admission in this programme purely on merit basis.

Here on this page we have discussed LLB courses and programs in detail for the convenience of students. Students can also check the admission details and eligibility criteria for the above mentioned program here on this page.