B.A LLB

Chandigarh University (CU) is a leading Indian Institution offering its students a unique amalgamation of professional and academic excellence. The University has been accredited with the prestigious A+ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Chandigarh University has become Youngest and the only private university in India to bag an A+ grade in the first cycle of the accreditation process and has also become the only state private university of Punjab to be accredited by NAAC.
Also, ranked among Asias best and fastest-growing universities, CU has coupled the experience of top industry leaders and renowned academicians to foster a global approach.
BBA LLB is an integrated program that offers an interrelated understanding to the essentials of management and principles of law. Holding an integrated degree in law and management offers the students with multifaceted career opportunities in the related areas of both disciplines.
Department of Legal Studies
Ranked among the best college for legal studies in Punjab, UILS presents a five year integrated bachelors degree program in Business Administration and Law. B.B.A LL.B offers an understanding of the intricacies of business with profound insight to the wide-ranging concepts of law and legislation. The exclusive curriculum of UILS is framed with a vision to outset a significant career in legal studies, with the understanding of multifaceted corporate ethics and strongly competitive professional practices. We endeavor to cultivate the potential professionals who have the ability to interpret, research and critically evaluate laws and judgments in the evolving challenges of the society.

Hi, As few of my friends were in this course at LPU they shared the curriculum is very robust. School of Law, approved by Bar Council of India was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession. Students from across the globe are being groomed here for a bright professional career by providing quality education giving equal importance to the theory as well as practical approach to hone the professional skills of advocacy. The salient features include
Internship with human rights commission of the states and with eminent lawyers of Local Courts, High Courts and Supreme Courts. Online Access to Manupatra in Library
Seminars and Quiz held in Domain
Mock Trial (Civil and Criminal) are being conducted in the Similar Manner as that of the Court Proceedings. Field Visit to Court, State Commissions and NGOs
The course also includes Experiential Learning:
1. Regular Open House Discussions in order to generate awareness about contemporary issues to identify corresponding legal challenges and implications.
2. Role plays on different cases to develop skills for argumentation and have better understanding of judgments.
3. Internships of students with Judicial Officers, NGOs and Legal Practitioners.
4. Co-curricular activities to motivate the students to take initiative, to make decisions and be accountable for results.
5. Wide exposure through field Visits to Courts, State Commissions, NGOs, etc. Gives insight into social legal issues and challenges.

Hi, Yes B.A. LL.B. At LPU is a great choice as some of my friends graduated and shared the below feedback for this course. School of Law, approved by Bar Council of India was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession. Students from across the globe are being groomed here for a bright professional career by providing quality education giving equal importance to the theory as well as practical approach to hone the professional skills of advocacy. The salient features include
Internship with human rights commission of the states and with eminent lawyers of Local Courts, High Courts and Supreme Courts. Online Access to Manupatra in Library
Seminars and Quiz held in Domain
Mock Trial (Civil and Criminal) are being conducted in the Similar Manner as that of the Court Proceedings. Field Visit to Court, State Commissions and NGOs
The course also includes Experiential Learning:
1. Regular Open House Discussions in order to generate awareness about contemporary issues to identify corresponding legal challenges and implications.
2. Role plays on different cases to develop skills for argumentation and have better understanding of judgments.
3. Internships of students with Judicial Officers, NGOs and Legal Practitioners.
4. Co-curricular activities to motivate the students to take initiative, to make decisions and be accountable for results.
5. Wide exposure through field Visits to Courts, State Commissions, NGOs, etc. Gives insight into social legal issues and challenges.

Knowing about the law means you can be careful about not breaking it
I find the University Institute of Legal studies at Chandigarh University has established itself as a premier institute for law studies in India and dedicated to prepare lawyers of tomorrow for handling legal issues not only restricted to the national boundaries but also cutting across complex cross-border transactions, by developing legal skills in core areas such as Business Laws, Intellectual Property Rights, Cyber Laws, and Trade Laws. Chandigarh University is the best place for study and learning in law, developing in students, understanding about the law and legal system, topographies of law-making, legal practice, and administration. The University is committed to providing interdisciplinary and practical/application based legal education keeping in view the requirements of overall developments of its students. Through this education, Chandigarh University aims to promote legal and ethical values and foster the rule of law and the objectives enshrined in the Constitution of India. Furthermore, the University works toward the dissemination of legal knowledge and its role in national development, so that the ability to analyze and present contemporary issues of public concern and their legal implications for the benefit of the public is improved. The University also has student exchange programs with various top law schools in the world. The teaching methods adopted for the Degree programme are such as to promote multi-disciplinary inquiry and practical appreciation of problems. The method of teaching involves lectures, discussions, case studies, Moot Courts and project work. An innovative feature of the teaching method followed by Chandigarh University is cooperative teaching. This is particularly useful for the multidisciplinary analysis of socio-legal problems.

I am currently starting the fourth year of my five year B.A. + LL.B. Integrated programme at Chandigarh University. I have been a part of this university as a new joiner, as a student hosting a farewell for seniors, then as a senior myself, as a participant in the live-wire Tashan Nights and electric concerts, as an audience in brain picking seminars and Moot Courts, as a contestant in events (as a winner and a loser), as an organizer and a co-coordinator, as an anchor at an international event, a host during high profile CAB meets all of these speak of what one can do and achieve as a student at Chandigarh University. I am a day boarder but for official events and activities, I have lived the happiness of hostel life with my friends also. The most impressionable influence in all these circumstances have been my faculty members! They are the rock solid foundation that any and every student leans on be it the content taught in class, the exam time, the various competitions, project work and for no particular reason too your CC (class co-coordinator) is always with you. All faculty members are learned, experienced, supportive, understanding they create an environment of learning and polishing our competitive instinct. This is unlike any other educational institute I know and I know from the vast spectrum of my friends and cousins, studying in state-run institutes and high end colleges. Mostly they have mentioned that faculty comes to the class, teaches them for as long as a lecture is supposed to be and then leave - their teachers are very professional. Thank God, in CU Im blessed with faculty who understand the space you need to grow. They are giving and forgiving too. The education standards match the best in the industry. Here students are allowed to be a part of every important activity, for eg there is a Board of Studies which studies and approves/improves the course content and syllabus this is like any other university, but in CU students are a part of BOS this is unlike any other university. Students opinion is also included in upgradation of their course content! Infact, this year for the CAB (Corporate Advisory Board) Meeting, for the first time, students handled 80% of all the activities. Chandigarh University is completely a student centric university. Student teams are a part of several important decision making sessions and interact with their Club/committee faculty co-coordinators, Dean Students Welfare, HOD and directors.

Dear Salon, Glad to hear that you are clear about the course but not sure if you are currently pursuing BA LLB or are looking for a course. So giving a perspective for both situations for your benefit. So to pursue a BA LLB (Hons) course, you would be required to either appear for the entrance test of the university you choose or appear for CLAT / ISAT as this is accepted by most universities. Make sure you choose a university that has a comprehensive curriculum that will enable practical exposure to the subject. In today's day and age it is important that you have an idea about multiple disciplines so as to have a holistic learning experience during the 5 years. Now if you are already pursuing a BA LLB (Hons) programme, make sure you get enough opportunities to network well with the professionals in the field, judges and advocates. The course can also help you prepare well for IAS UPSC exams. Also ensure that you get exposure through internships. If you are considering Delhi NCR as a destination for your further studies, do have a look at DU, IP University and IILM University for their law programs, interdisciplinary approach, great location, experienced faculty, internship and placement opportunity. The entrance process has begun for all courses including BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons). To know more write visit their websites. iilm. edu. in

Dear Harshvardhan, At private universities you can surely try. For instance IILM University has lateral admission options for courses including law. IILM University follows the UGC Guidelines of Choice-based Credit System for evaluation of Credit for the lateral entry scheme. You can send, the curriculum of the semesters (course) undergone by you, which will be mapped with the IILM University-approved programme structure of choice. Post the course mapping and on presenting the semester completed mark sheet/s, students will undergo the detailed admission process as defined by the university. For details, connect with us at admissions. Iilmu@iilm. Edu or visit the website.