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School of Law

Traditionally, law was viewed as a distinct discipline with its unique methods, focusing on “black letter law.” However, the modern legal world requires a different approach. Lawyers, judges, and lawmakers must adopt an interdisciplinary perspective to grasp the depth of laws in our complex, interconnected world.

In today’s context, where we strive to understand dynamic economic, technological, and financial dynamics, legal professionals must understand business management, commerce, and policy-making. For students seeking a deeper understanding of business alongside legal education, our B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program, in collaboration with BMU’s School of Management, offers an interdisciplinary learning approach.

 

Most law schools still emphasize theory-based learning, but there’s a growing need for practical, research-based legal education. Our curriculum, developed in consultation with industry experts, goes beyond academics to prepare students as practical practitioners. At BMU, we excel through innovative, creative, and multidisciplinary pedagogy, fostering experiential learning.

Our School of Law empowers students to not only address societal issues but also become problem-solvers, enhancing individuals’ lives. The B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program encourages a multi-dimensional understanding of law through history, political science, sociology, and economics.

BMU School of Law is recognised by Bar Council of India

Renowned Faculty from NLUs and leading international Universities

45% Experiential Learning, one of the highest in the world, in partnership with a leading law firm

Clinical Program: Working on problems of clients supervised by legal and industry experts

Benefit from Hero Group’s network & experience in innovation

Practice School provide opportunity to work at top law firms, non-profit law offices & government agencies.

Emphasis on individual mentorship for enhanced learning

DEAN'S MESSAGE

Dear students,

Welcome to the School of Law! In 2014, BML Munjal University started with the motto of cultivating ethical leaders for the future: leaders in society, politics, and industry, equipped to shape responses to rapid socio-economic, technological, and environmental change. Lawyers are integral to that vision. They interpret and shape the very rules setting out the grammar of our social existence. At the School of Law, we foster conditions for young minds to grow into scientifically minded and constitutionally rooted lawyers with a forward-looking and ethical approach.

Situated in a truly multi-disciplinary context, pedagogy at the School of Law is authentically interdisciplinary. Our curriculum is designed in ways where law courses speak to each other, as well as to courses across the university. They explore connections and unravel patterns between disciplines. Given our firm belief that emerging challenges to humanity require increasing collaboration between the natural sciences, law, and other disciplines, we offer introductory and advanced courses that equip our students on several fronts: with scientific knowledge relevant for legal policy, technological competence essential to practice law, entrepreneurial skills to create better futures, and constitutional orientation to entrench our common humanity.

None of this is possible unless, in the words of our founding Dean, we temper them in the crucible of practice. Our courses are delivered both by academics and practitioners. With the best legal minds of the country as advisors, and excellent faculty members collaborating with practitioners, we make experiential learning genuine. Students at the School of Law work with real cases and materials in their path to becoming lawyers with high professional competence. Our exams are open-book, and our internship programme is of unprecedented rigor. We live up to the belief that spending time in working conditions does not guarantee experience, doing tasks with a reflective approach does. The heart of the School of Law undoubtedly is its students. Despite our faculty and Ph.D. scholars engaging in fundamental as well as contemporary research, we realize that legal education in India is primarily undergraduate. Our priority, therefore, is a ‘personalized’ education with effective mentoring. With our emphasis on quality over numbers, we provide individualized attention to each undergraduate student.

We look forward to welcoming you as a member of this exceptional journey.

Prof. (Dr.) Pritam Baruah
Dean, School of Law
BML Munjal University

Advisory Council for the School of Law

  • Ajay Bahl
    Co-Founder
    Managing Partner AZB Partners
  • Justice (retd.) Arjan Sikri
    Retired Judge
    Supreme Court of India
  • Harish Salve
    Former Solicitor General of India
  • Kapil Sibal
    Member of the Rajya Sabha
  • Lalit Bhasin
    President Bar Association of India
  • Rajiv Luthra
    Founder & Managing Partner, L&L
    Partners Law Offices
  • Prof. Ranbir Singh
    Vice Chancellor
    National Law University, Delhi
  • Shukla Wassan
    Executive Director-Legal &
    Corporate Affairs-South Asia
    Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Pvt Ltd
  • Shuva Mandal
    Group General Counsel
    Tata Sons Limited
  • Prof. Shrividhya Raghavan
    Professor of Law
    Texas A&M University
  • Prof. Upendra Baxi
    Distinguished Professor
    National Law University Delhi
  • Zia Mody
    Corporate Lawyer; managing &
    founding partner, AZB & Partners

Board of Studies

The Board of Studies of the BMU-School of Law, consists of internal members from the School of Law and eminent external experts from reputed law schools/universities, along with industry consultants. The Composition of the Board of Studies of School of Law is as follows:

 

S.no.

Name

Designation

Membership

Dean-School of Law

1.

Dr. Pritam Baruah

Dean, Professor

Chairperson

All Professors and Associate Professors, and a maximum of two Assistant Professors 

 

1.

Prof. Prabhakar Singh

 

 

Professor

Member

2.

Prof. Arun Sagar

 

Professor

Member

3.

Prof. Adithya Krishna Chintapanti

 

Professor

Member

4.

Prof. Vikas Kathuria

Associate Professor

Member

5.

Prof. Saumya Maheshwari

 

Assistant Professor

Member

6.

Prof. Akhilendra Pratap Singh

Assistant Professor

Member

Three subject experts (mix of academics, industry and research labs) per programme nominated by the Dean. 

1.

Prof. NS Nigam

 

Professor and Registrar, National law School of India University Bangalore

External Member

2.

Prof. Anup Surendranath,

Professor of Law, National University Delhi

External Member

3.

Ms. Amita Gupta, Katragadda

Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

External Member

One Professor from another school at BMU

1.

Professor Arindam Banerjee

Professor and Vice Dean, School of Liberal Studies.

 

Member

Two student Representatives

1.

Ms. Sameeksha Vaishnav

Students of the 5-year integrated programme

Student Representatives

 

2.

Mr. Harshit Manwani

Students of the 5-year integrated programme

Student Representative

FAQs

1) Which programmes can be pursued to study Law?

BML Munjal University offers two programmes – B.A. LL.B (Hons.) & BBA LL.B (Hons.) for undergraduate students.

2) What is School of Law (SoL)?

School of Law (SoL) is the department which facilitates completion of B.A LL.B (Hons.) & BBA LL.B (Hons.) for all students. It also ensures that the students are transformed into well-rounded, industry-ready individuals by providing them various types of training and opportunities for co-curricular activities along with their study programme.

3) What is the difference between BML Munjal University and School of Law (SoL)?

BML Munjal University offers various degree programmes. These programmes and other training modules along with various co-curricular activities are provided by the School of Law (SoL). SoL is a part of BML Munjal University.

4) Is the School of Law approved by the Bar Council of India?

Yes, the School of Law, BML Munjal University is approved by the Bar Council of India.

5) Does the University provide a Hons. degree in BBA LL.B & B.A LL.B programme?

Yes, BML Munjal University offers Hons. Degree in both B.A LL.B and BBA LL.B programmes.

6) What is the difference between BBA LL.B & B.A LL.B programmes?

BBA LL.B is dual degree programme which provides an integrated study of management and legislative law. Whereas B.A. LL.B is an integration of the study of humanities (arts) and legislative law. In both the programmes, common law subjects like Civil Law, Criminal Law, Labour Law, Tax Law, Administrative Law, Corporate Law, Patent Law etc. are taught.

7) What is the eligibility criteria of BBA LL.B & B.A LL.B programmes?

  • For Applicants of CBSE, ISC and other State Boards – Minimum 60% aggregate score is mandatory
  • For Applicants of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu & Kerala State Boards – Minimum 70% aggregate score is mandatory
  • Cambridge/IGCSE board students are required to have 2 A-levels
  • All IB Diploma and IB Certificate students with 24 points with 3 subjects at HL and 3 subjects at SL may apply
  • For candidates falling under General Category, age of candidate should not exceed 20 years at the time of enrolment.
  • For candidates falling under SC, ST or Other Backward Category, age of candidate should not exceed 22 years at the time of enrolment.

8) What is the duration of BBA LL.B & B.A LL.B programmes?

Both BBA LL.B & B.A LL.B programmes are spread across 5 years and divided into 10 semesters.

9) How can I apply to BML Munjal University?

Candidates can apply online to BML Munjal University by logging on to https://admissions.bmu.edu.in/