Global BBA (Hons.) 

at Institute of Management, S.G Highway

Yes, Institute of Management at Nirma University shares its recognitions and accreditations with its constituting university. The institute has received recognitions, approvals and accreditations such as:

• UGC
• NAAC 'A' Grade
• NBA accreditation
• NIRF 2025 ranking of #53 under the "Management"

The eligibility required for UG courses is Class 12 and graduation for PG programmes. Below is the academic and percentage requirement for top Nirma University courses:

A wide range of legal courses are available at Nirma University's (ILNU) Institute of Law. The extensive legal education programmes offered by ILNU are well-known and highly recognised. The following are the main courses that ILNU generally offers:

• BA LLB: A five-year integrated undergraduate curriculum called the Bachelor of Arts, LLB (Hons) combines a Bachelor of Arts degree with a Bachelor of Laws degree.
• Master of Laws (LLM): Students can focus more on their areas of interest with the specialized LLM programs offered by ILNU in a variety of legal specialisations. Corporate and commercial law, administrative and constitutional law, criminal and security law, intellectual property and technology law, etc. are examples of specialisations.
• PhD in Law: ILNU frequently provides doctoral programs to applicants who wish to pursue cutting-edge legal research.

Other than this, INLU also offers PG Diploma and BCom LLB.

If someone misses the internal exams like. any subject's mid-semester or end-semester exam, he/she will be given another opportunity to appear in the exam. In the case of CE Exams (mid-semester), the RE-CE exams are taken a week before the completion of the syllabus and it's free of cost. Whereas if anyone misses the SEE Exams (end-semester), he is given an opportunity in the form of Supplementary Exams (called SPE) to clear that particular course and it costs 500 Rupees per subject that you have missed. The RE-SEE or SPE exams are held in the first month of the upcoming semester once and if you fail, the next chance is given one week after the completion of the upcoming semester's end-semester examination.