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Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Law (B.B.A., LL.B.)(B.B.A., LL.B. Honours)

Course Duration

10 Semesters
(5 Years)

Eligibility Criteria

Pass in PUC or Senior Secondary School course (‘+2’) or equivalent (such as 11+1, ‘A’ level in Senior School Leaving certificate course) from a recognized University of India or outside or from a Senior Secondary Board or equivalent, constituted or recognized by the Union or by a State Government securing in the aggregate, marks not less than 45% (40% in case of SC/ST) 42% in case of OBC) of the total marks.

Note: Candidates who have obtained 10 + 2 or graduation/post-graduation through open universities system directly without having any basic qualification for prosecuting such studies are not eligible for admission in the law courses B.A., LL.B (HONS.), B.B.A., LL.B (HONS) candidates having possessed job oriented course and diploma course are not eligible to seek admission to law courses. Admission is based on CLAT/LSAT/REVACLAT.

Good score in REVA University Common Law Aptitude Test (REVA CLAT) or CLAT or any other equivalent examination conducted by recognized Institute / Agency.

Overview

The B.B.A., LL.B. Honours is a graduate academic degree designed as per the provisions of the BCI rules aimed to equip students with a sound foundation of legal knowledge in addition to business administration. The programme offers students the opportunity to study law from an extensive catalogue of law subjects and subjects related to business administration, thus covering an entire range of legal and business administration studies.

The programme develops students' analytical and research skills and equips them with generic skills required for their careers both as law practitioners and legal experts in industrial and business sectors. The students of law are exposed to a wide range of disciplinary approaches to legal study and are encouraged to reflect on the complexity of legal practice and the variety of ways of understanding law's role in contemporary society in general and business enterprises in particular.

The students are provided with internships under NGO’s Trial and Appellate Advocates, Judiciary, Legal Regulatory Authorities, other Legal Functionaries, Market institutions, Law Firms, Companies, and Local Self-governments. They are also facilitated with practical training through participation in Moot Court exercises, Legal Aid Clinic, and Lok Adalat.

Programme Highlights

  • Thought invigorating sessions by field experts.
  • Monthly Q&A sessions with entrepreneurs.
  • Showcasing world-class documentaries with follow-up discussions.
  • Imparting computer skills (MS-Excel, WORD etc).
  • Outstation visits & internships as part of the course in metro cities.
  • Faculty with international exposure.

Programme Structure

  • Semester-based system.
  • Exams conducted every 6 months following – Theory, Practical, Application Methodology.
  • Special focus on language development through listening/ typing & speaking software.

Course Curriculum

01 Law and Language-I (Skill)

02 Principles of Management (Entrepreneurship)

03 General Principles and Economics (Entrepreneurship)

04 OB and Behavioral Psychology (Innovation and skill)

05 Legal Methods and Legal Systems (Skill )

06 Law of Torts, Consumer protection Act& Motor Vehicle Act (Employability)

07 Moot Court (Skill and Employability)

01 Law and Language-II (Skill)

02 Marketing Management (Entrepreneurship)

03 Managerial Economics (Entrepreneurship)

04 Principles & Practice of Accounting (Skill and Employability)

05 Jurisprudence (Skill )

06 Law of Contract- I (Skill and Employability)

07 Moot Court (Skill and Employability)

01 Human Resource Management (Skill and Employability)

02 Money, Banking & Public Finance (Skill and Employability)

03 Cost & Management Accounting (Skill and Employability)

04 Constitutional law- I (Skill and Employability)

05 Law of Contract-II (Skill and Employability)

06 Summer Internship (Evaluation) (Skill and Employability)

01Financial Management (Skill and Employability)

02Law of Crimes (IPC 1860) (Employability)

03 Public International Law (Skill and Employability)

04 Constitutional Law -II (Skill and Employability)

05 Administrative Law (Skill )

06Entrepreneurship Development (Entrepreneurship)

01Talent Management (Skill and Employability)

02Family Law- I (Skill and Employability)

03Law of Evidence (Skill and Employability)

04 Corporate Law (Employability)

05 Labour Law -I (Employability)

06Transfer of Property (Skill and Employability)

07Summer Internship (Evaluation) (Skill and Employability)

08Interpretation of Statutes (Skill and Employability)

01Brand Management (Entrepreneurship and Innovation)

02Family Law- II (Skill and Employability)

03Criminal Procedure Code, Probation of Offenders Act & Juvenile Justice Act (Skill and Employability)

04 Civil Procedure Code and Law of Limitation (Skill and Employability)

05 Labour Law-II (Employability)

06Optional I (choose any one)

  • Criminology & Penology (Skill and Employability)
  • Information Technology Law (Innovation and skill)

01Environmental Law (Skill and Employability)

02Intellectual Property Right (Innovation and Employability)

03International Human Rights Law (Employability)

04Summer Internship (Evaluation) (Skill and Employability)

05 Optional II (choose any one)

  • Law Relating to Mergers and Acquisition (Honours) (Entrepreneurship and Employability)
  • Right to Information Act (Honours) (Entrepreneurship and Employability)

06Optional III (choose any one)

  • Banking and Insurance Law (Honours) (Entrepreneurship)
  • International Criminal Law (Honours) (Skill and Employability)

07Private International Law (Skill and Employability)

08Right to Information Act (Honours) (Entrepreneurship and Employability)

01Law of Taxation (Skill and Employability)

02International Humanitarian & Refugee Law (Skill and Employability)

03International Trade Law (Innovation and skill)

04International Air and Space Law (Innovation and Employability)

05Optional III (choose any one)

  • Maritime Law (Skill and Employability)
  • Media Law (Skill and Employability)

06Optional IV (choose any one)

  • Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Justice (Innovation and skill)
  • Artificial Intelligence & Law (Innovation and skill)

07Trade in Service & Immigration Laws (Skill and Employability)

01Professional Ethics and Accountancy (Skill and Employability)

02Research Methodology (Skill and Innovation)

03Drafting, Pleadings and conveyancing (Skill and Employability)

04 Infrastructure Law (Skill and Innovation)

05Summer Internship (Evaluation)* (Skill and Employability)

06 Optional V (choose any one)

  • Investment and Competition Law (Skill and Employability)
  • Women and Law (Honours) (Skill and Employability)

07Alternative Dispute Resolution (Skill and Employability)

01Major Project / Dissertation (Skill and Employability)

02Moot Court & Internship (Skill and Employability)

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1

To practice as an advocate officer by enrolling as per the rules of the Bar Council of India.

PEO-2

Students will be eligible to write the judiciary exam and become judges as per the Judicial Act.

PEO-3

Students can also be part of law firms having chamber work.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

PO 1Legal knowledge :

To acquire and analyse the substantive and procedural laws.

PO 2 Problem analysis:

Analyse legal document and resolve problems legally to achieve social and economic justice.

PO 3Professional Ethics

Understand the principles of Professional Ethics, its processes, procedures and relevant application in the legal world.

PO 4Professional Skills

Demonstrate and provide adequate legal skills in different areas of legal profession.

PO 5Legal Research and Legal Reasoning

To conduct legal research using analytical and critical thinking.

PO 6 Self-employability

To provide a platform of self-employability by developing professional skills in legal industry.

PO 7Lawyering skills

Practice advocacy skills in different legal profession.

PO 8Drafting Skills

Develop the skill in Drafting of legal documents and Law reports.

PO 9 Individual and Team work

Work as individual and team member in resolving issues in Legal Profession.

PO 10Self-reflection & lifelong learning

To develop an attitude of self-reflection while learning & to be independent and to update the legal knowledge with the latest amendments.

Programme Handbooks

Programme Specific Outcomes

  • PSO-1 Understand the structure, components and functioning of the various institutions of the Indian legal system and the role of law in day to day life.
  • PSO-2 Describe the general principles of law with the nature and sources of law, relation of law with human and institutional agencies responsible for the protection of human rights, liberty and balancing the interests of the individuals and society.
  • PSO-3 Demonstrate the concepts of the legal provisions by addressing the ideological framework and analyse and apply for the benefit of the larger society.

Career Opportunities

  • Legal experts in business firms
  • industrial sectors
  • insurance companies
  • financial institutions
  • Ample opportunities to serve in judicial courts ranging from district court to high court in different capacities.
  • Prosper as successful lawyers at district, state, national and international levels
  • Business firms
Fee
  • Indian / SAARC Nationals₹ 1000
  • NRI Fee₹ 2000
  • Foreign NationalsUS$ 50
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