Law School

The placement report for the 2024 BA LLB course is not available as yet. As the NIRF report 2023 states, at Christ University, School of Law, the median package for BA LLB Hons students during the 2022 placements stood at INR 4.83 LPA. In comparison, the median salary package offered was INR 4.8 LPA in the previous year. Out of a total of 262 students in the BA LLB (Hons) course, 171 were placed, and the percentage of placement recorded was 65%. 

Yes, the graduates of BA LLB from School of Law Christ University have exceptional placement opportunities. As observed from the NIRF report 2023, the median package a graduate has received in the year 2022 is INR 4.83 LPA with a placement percentage of 65%. The programme has built close liaison with law firms and corporations for providing internships and job placements to students. With reputed companies such as Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and Luthra & Luthra recruiting students from this college regularly, strong placement connectivity is provided.

Yes, Christ University's School of Law follows the semester pattern for the BA LLB (Hons) course. It is a five-year-long course divided into ten semesters to accommodate a structured approach toward legal education. Thus, each semester covers the amalgamation of theoretical and practical courses with a motive to procure an overall understanding of the legal concept and its application. Periodic evaluation promoted through the semester system facilitates students to organize their learning for better performance. It also offers time for interactive sessions that improve the general development of the educational experience in law.

The BA LLB course at the School of Law, Christ University, is a five-year course divided into ten semesters. The course will be so structured that the students get an all-round understanding of concepts and practices concerning laws with the integration of theoretical knowledge and an application-orientated approach. Interactive sessions comprising guest lectures by industry experts, Moot Court, and Court visits form part of the course curriculum. The programme is also kept updated in view of changes in the legal field, making it relevant.