Law

VIT Law School is commonly known as VITSOL and this institute was brought into existence in legal studies by the year 2014. Law school aims to impart a high standard of education in the legal studies field and to nourish the mind of young minds with legal knowledge. This Law school is approved by the Bar Council of India and affiliated with the Vellore Institute of Technology. The VIT Law school offers two undergraduate degree courses which are B.A-LLB (Hons) and BBA-LLB (Hons). This college also offers a Master of Law (LLM) in three specializations which include Corporate Laws, International Law and Development, and Intellectual property Laws. Additionally, this Law school also offers a doctoral program in law studies. The department is run by 30 faculty members most of them hold doctoral degrees. VIT Law school admission to 5 years integrated programme BA-LLB (Hons) will be based on the on basis two criteria which are eligibility and scores of entrance exam. The one seeking VIT admission in BA-LLB (Hons) must have cleared the Higher Senior Secondary/10+2 level examination. The admission process for the BBA-LLB course offered will be the same as well. The entrance exam is to be qualified by CLAT and ISAT. It is very much mandatory to have secured a valid score in any of these entrance exams to get VIT Law school admissions. The basic eligibility for taking admission into LLM (Masters degree), he/she must have completed their Bachelors in LLB and should have also appeared for the entrance exam. The application form for applying to these courses can be done online through the official college portal. The apply now option is provided below the course so one can visit the website and apply for any desired course online. Candidates with requisite eligibility criteria and entrance exam scores can apply for the course and the selection of the candidates will be purely done based on these two. the CLAT cutoff score is above 80.

I myself being a corporate law student, am happy to enlighten you about the same. When it comes to law, corporate law is futuristic and it is what will have a great demand in another 5-10 years so this would be a great time for you to take up this course, as by the time your batch would graduate, there would be some demand for corporate law graduates. So now talking about business law you should know what are the courses that are offered in Bangalore for the same. It is B.A. L. B.A. L. B and B.Com L. B when it comes to the top law colleges. All these three have their own differences and B.A. L. B being the hardest as it has accounts and other subjects that are considered to be difficult for students who do not come from a commerce background. B.A. L. B being comparatively easier and B.Com L. B being the easiest. Now when it comes to colleges in Bangalore that offer these courses, there are a lot, but when it comes to quality of education and institution reputation, placement records etc. , there are only a few colleges that are actually worth talking about.
1- Christ UniversityThe fee structure of this college might be a bit off the budget for most of the students but it is one of the best colleges for law in Bangalore when it comes to campus, faculty, infrastructure, placement, environment etc. The college has very strict cut-off marks and accepts only CLUEE marks, an entrance exam by Christ university itself.
2- Alliance school of lawAlliance is another best private law college in Bangalore. The difference between Alliance and Christ is that Alliance University accept CLAT and ISAT score, even though they have a strict cut-offpercentage.
3- St. Joseph's College of LawSJCL is a very newly started college and they also offer all corporate law courses. If you get into this college by way of examination and passing all levels of the interview, the tuition fee is very lowcompared to all other top law colleges in Bangalore. One of the main highlight of this college is its location, it is located in a very active and fun place and it beats all other colleges in terms of location of the campus.
4- REVA universityREVA university is one of the best upcoming law colleges in Bangalore and it is one of the best college when it comes to campus and infrastructure, the only one drawback is that is very far from the main town and city. REVA has a fee structure not very high as compared to other private college.

In India, you will find a lot of colleges that offer 3 years of LL.B. courses. I would personally recommend you to choose a college that would give you practical exposure this course is a practical-oriented programme. Geeta University is the best University to pursue LL.B. They focus on combining legal knowledge with other subjects for students. Students are also introduced to law studies, which will help them practice their careers in the legal field. The method of teaching in GU includes Lecture-Discussion, Case Law Analysis, Moot Court Training, Project Assignments, Court Visits, Legal Aid Programs, Internship, and Placement Programs. The institute organizes seminars on contemporary legal issues and global concern at the national and international level, conduct clinical courses, and train students in legal research and legal writing. By the time a student completes the programme he/she will be fully equipped with the required theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the field of law to become a full-fledged responsible member of the legal profession.