Law

The Sharda SOL BBA LLB (H) last semester is focused more on providing practical knowledge to the students. Hence, it is inclusive of Professional Ethics and Bar Bench Relation practical along with dissertation, moot court and internsip.  Students should participate in the practical sessions to understand the real world scenarios or at work challenges. 

Moreover, the core/liberal/optional/specialisation subjects are covered in the course. The curriculum is designed in a way that it curates theory, practical, and co requisite subjects. 

During the form filling and admission, applicants need to submit (copies/original) documents. These are required to verify the details provided in the admission form. It also helps in verifying that the student is eligible for the programme. 

Mentioned below are some of the documents that the students should keep in handy while applying for BBA LLB (Hons) at Sharda School of Law:

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
• Aadhaar card
• Passport-size photograph
• SUAT/CUET/CLAT scorecard, etc.

School of Law, Sharda University does not offer direct admission to its five-year BBA LLB (Hons) course. The course aspirants need to secure a valid score in the accepted exams. Aspirants can apply with a valid score of SUAT/CLAT/CUET.  Apart from this, it is also necessary for the applicants to meet the course-specific eligibility requirements.

For more details on admission process or if there are any seats under management quota. It is advisable that the students contact the SOL Sharda University admission office. 

Telecommunications Law deals with the media and its allied fields such as telephone, internet, advertising, broadcasting, etc.. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India acts as an independent regulator which governs the telecommunications sector in India. TRAI aims to improve access to media services for people across all socioeconomic backgrounds and regulate private entities in the sector.

There are various topics based on the recent trends that you can choose to make a thesis on:

• The legal framework for promoting distributed generation of renewable energy.
• Grid integration of Renewable Energy
• The role of law in achieving sustainable energy transition 
• Comparative analysis of Renewable Energy policies in different jurisdictions

Energy Law courses can be pursued at various levels such as UG, PG, and PG diplomas. LLM in Energy Law is a known PG course. Several online learning platforms are there that provide Energy Law courses at an affordable price.

Energy Law is notably difficult if you do not have a ability for technical things that may require some number crunching. Energy Law also draws from various legal fields such as,  Environmental Law, Regulatory Law and Contract Law, so you should have an understanding of broad range of legal concepts. 

Energy Law aspirants can apply for various undergraduate and postgraduate level degrees in Energy Law. LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law) is a known UG degree, while LLM (Master of Legislative Law) is a PG-level course. 

There are various online courses or Diploma and certificate courses for Energy Law available to become an expert in this field.