FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The BBA-LLB is a five-year integrated degree that combines business administration with law, allowing students to enroll directly after Class 12 to earn dual degrees: BBA + LLB.
The Honors variant includes 8 additional specialized law subjects, while both programs share the same core and elective curriculum.
Students study a blend of management (Principles of Management, Managerial Economics, HR Management, Organizational Behavior, Financial Accounts, English) and law subjects (Contract Law, Civil and Criminal Procedure Codes, IPC, Property Law, IPR, Environmental Law, Constitutional Law, Consumer Law, Taxation Law, Labour Law, IBC, etc.).
No—CLAT is not mandatory. However, applicants with a valid CLAT score are exempted from the NUV Entrance Exam and go directly to the personal interaction stage.
Candidates must have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 45% marks. A 5% relaxation is granted to SC/ST candidates. The program adheres to the Bar Council of India (BCI) eligibility criteria.
LLB requires completing a bachelor’s degree first, making it a longer pathway overall.
BBA-LLB offers a more direct route post–Class 12 and includes both business and law subjects, making it a popular integrated option.
Absolutely. The curriculum includes practical/legal clinical components such as Moot Court, Client Counseling, Trial Court Observation, Judgement Writing, Parliamentary Debate, and other hands-on learning activities.
BBA-LLB is a five-year integrated degree after Class 12.
A traditional LLB is a three-year law degree, pursued after an undergraduate degree—amounting to around six years of study.
Yes. Graduates must appear for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE), mandated by the Bar Council of India (BCI) for all law graduates to practice professionally.
Yes, the program integrates internships in stages:
Years 1 and 2: Social and Corporate Internships.
Year 3 onwards: Legal Internships with advocates, law firms, corporate legal departments, judicial clerkship (High Court/Supreme Court).
Yes, the university assists in arranging internships, especially for the initial years; for legal internships, students can choose or rely on assistance as needed.
A dedicated placement cell facilitates connections with law firms and companies; final selection depends on student performance.
Graduates have varied and dynamic career opportunities, including:
Advocate (after AIBE)
Roles in Law Firms (domestic/international), MNCs, Banks
Government Agencies, Judicial services, Legal Advisory
Company Secretary, Insolvency Professional, Patent & Trademark Attorney
Teaching, Litigation, Reporting, etc.
Yes—especially in the final year, students can choose specializations like Company Law, IPR, Cyber Law, Competition Law, Insolvency & Bankruptcy Law, Banking & Insurance Law, Taxation Law, Labour Law, Immigration Law, and more.
Yes. The program has a tie-up with Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar, one of India’s top law schools.
