A comparative study on the nature of direct current electrical conduction in the monolayer and bilayer plasma polymerized thin films has been discussed in this article. The plasma polymerized pyrrole (PPPy) monolayer, plasma polymerized N,N,3,5-tetramethylaniline (PPTMA) monolayer and plasma polymerized pyrrole-N,N,3,5-tetramethylaniline (PPPy-PPTMA) bilayer thin films were deposited at room temperature onto glass substrates by using a parallel plate capacitively coupled glow discharge reactor. The current density-voltage (J-V) characteristics and the conductivity-voltage (σ-V) characteristics have been studied to analyze the direct current conduction mechanism in PPPy, PPTMA monolayer and PPPy-PPTMA bilayer thin films. The observed results have been presented in this paper. The J-V and σ-V characteristics of PPPy and PPTMA monolayer thin films of different thicknesses indicated an increase in electrical conduction and also an increase in conductivity in the films of lower thicknesses. It is also observed that PPTMA thin films are more conductive than that of PPPy thin films. As a result the PPPy-PPTMA bilayer thin films of different thicknesses and different deposition time ratios indicated an increase in conductivity as the proportion of PPTMA is increased in the films. In addition to that, from the J-V and σ-V characteristics of PPPy, PPTMA and PPPy-PPTMA thin films of same thickness, it is observed that the current conduction and the conductivity in the bilayer thin films is less compared to the monolayer thin films. This unusual result has been explained by studying ideal and real bilayer thin films. It is also seen that in the low voltage region, the current conduction obeys Ohm’s law while the charge transport phenomenon appears to be the space charge limited conduction (SCLC) in the higher voltage regions.