Top BBA LLB Colleges in Gurgaon | The NorthCap University

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To provide students with ample scope of clinical legal education and assisting them in facing the new challenges and dimensions of the legal profession, the School of Law at the NorthCap University is the Best Law School in Gurugram/ Haryana and has shown all-round progress and proved its credentials to be a force to be reckoned with in the field of legal education in the country. While choosing courses and academic experiences, the students at law school are given the flexibility to opt for a broad and expanded range of programme elective and open elective courses, thereby giving them the opportunity to face the challenges of the contemporary academic world. At the same time, the open elective courses offered by other departments add to their scope to have a multidisciplinary approach to law. They may also specialize in a Particular area of law, like constitutional law, corporate law, intellectual property rights or international law.

The curriculum has been revised regularly to respond to the demand for new skills and challenges facing law and legal education in the emerging global scenario. There has always been an effort to strengthen the core curriculum to ensure a strong all-round education for the students. It includes significant flexibility so that students can deepen a more professionally focused degree with the international, commercial, economic, and social context of 21st century challenges. In this program, the students will be able to graduate with their honours and specializations. The scheme is in tune with the legal education rules formulated by Bar Council of India and in compliance with UGC norms.

Career Opportunities

Litigation, Corporate jobs, Law firms, Legal Advisors at PSU’s/Companies, Judiciary.

Highlights

  1. Designing of Law School Curriculum to keep student’s industry ready: The entire course structure is regularly reviewed and updated to keep pace with the fast-changing technology and skills, ensuring international competitiveness.
  2. Inter-disciplinary approach in Law: The Integrated Programme provides the students with an exposure to a wide range of courses having a combination of law, management, and technology, which enhances their employability skills in the present scenario.
  3. Choice Based Electives: School of Law offers choice-based electives in the law programme. The students can choose from among a wide range of subjects to suit their areas of interests.
  4. Opportunity to learn Foreign Languages: In addition to regular course curriculum, the students are given an opportunity to learn various foreign languages. This increases a law graduate’s ability to widen his/ her horizon in the legal profession at a global level.
  5. Teaching pedagogy: use of audio-visual resources for classroom teaching, interactive sessions with experts, debates on current affairs, industrial visits, moot courts etc. are some of the compulsory components in all the law courses.
  6. Learning management system: NCU holds the platform of a learning management system whereby students are provided with resources and assignments in addition to classroom activities.
  7. Blended learning experience through exposure to online MOOC courses and other online forum etc.
  8. Faculty with academic excellence from reputed National Law Universities (NLUs) and Central Universities.
  9. Regular Industry interactions and association with experts
  10.  A vibrant Mooting Culture: Apart from maintaining a strong internal mooting structure, the Moot Court Society at NCU hosting annually, the NCU Law School National Moot Court Competition. Such activities culminate in honing the advocacy skills of young learners.
  11. Hands on training on Client Consultation – Law School has imbibed an enriched culture of holding national client consultation competitions annually.
  12. Communication and Leadership Skills: In association with a dedicated Centre for Language Learning, the law students get a unique exposure to hone their communication and leadership skills through series of training programmes, workshops etc. apart from courses on Effective Communication.
  13.  Pro- Active Legal aid services in association with District Legal Services Authority
  14.  Structured Internship Programme & Placement– NCU Facilitates internship right from working in the grass root level through NGOs to law Firms, Courts and Tribunals. With a dedicated school of professional attachment in place, the students have made their presence in reputed law firms, public sector undertakings, litigation, international organizations etc. apart from being selected in reputed academic institutions across the world for pursuing higher studies.
  15.  Strong Alumni connect. Having the advantage of a strong alumni network, the law students get the opportunity to learn and experience the challenges of contemporary legal professions through alumni
  16. Personalised Grooming with Mentor and Mentee Schemes
  17. Regular student counselling and career guidance
  18. Fee concessions, scholarships, and other recognitions – NCU offers Fee-Concession and Scholarships to all meritorious students every year as well as students on Merit-cum-Means basis.
  19. Sophisticated infrastructure facilities – with well-equipped classrooms, sports and other infrastructural resources for co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
  20. Integrating Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities for the overall growth of a student.

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

1) Professional Efficiency

  • To develop the art of lawyering, including such skills as research, writing, legal analysis, client counselling, negotiation and advocacy.
  • To intimately nurture the talent of the students by a team of distinguished Judges, Legal Practitioners and Consultants, Social Activists, Corporate Counsels, and Faculty Members of law schools across the country.

2) Learning from practice

  • Provide opportunities which integrate substantive learning with the practice of law.
  • Assist students to build up confidence in practical lawyering situations

3) Promote professional ethics and standards

Promote ethical practice of law by sensitizing students to issues of professional responsibility.

4) Scope for self-assessment

Enhance students’ understanding of their own individual strengths and weaknesses to facilitate self-assessment.

5) Enhance employability

Explore and understand specific issues relating to workplace such as time management, discipline, work place culture, teamwork, giving and receiving feedback, and achieving balance in one’s life in a multidisciplinary environment.

6) Inculcate communication skills

  • To inculcate all the required skills such as Good oral and written communication skills, Analytical and Reasoning Skills, Initiative, Personal Impact, Resilience, Teamwork, Legal Awareness, Planning and organizing, through its innovative course matrix.
  • To develop the ability to work in a team and multidisciplinary environment with passion and commitment.

7) Promote self-directed and life – long learning

Continuously updating themselves in areas and technologies that are relevant to their career, participate in personal development and increasing their understanding of matters that are current and important to society at national and international levels.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

1) Instilling professionalism

To equip with knowledge, passion and drive to excel as leaders in the legal profession, judiciary, public service, non-profit & non-governmental organizations, entrepreneurships, and corporate entities through internship programmes.

2) Effective communication

Graduates are able to communicate effectively to various stakeholders and practice their profession with high regard to societal needs, diversity, constraints in the professional workplace and ethical responsibilities.

3) Understanding the legal system

Students are able to understand the Indian legal system and various principles and theories which the system is based on.

4) Ability to use various legal tools and techniques through classroom and moot court exercises

  • Students are able to understand and use precedents to construct legal arguments.
  • They are also able to read, understand and interpret statutes and other enacted rules to solve legal problems or construct legal knowledge
  • Predict the probable judicial interpretation of simulated legal disputes.
  • Learning techniques of persuasive written advocacy.
  • Access to various online legal databases like West Law and Manupatra subscribed by the University to upgrade to higher learning and research activities.

5) Active participation in professional training

Students develop the skills to actively participate, as professionals, in legal counselling, advocacy and decision-making through legal aid clinic, workshops, seminars and internship programmes.

6) Dealing with contemporary issues

The students can recognize the need for identifying contemporary issues due to changing scenario by participating in classroom debates, special lectures and moot court exercises on latest cases.

7) Building up teamwork

Enhance the coordination among students to work in a team through participation in Moot Court competitions, Parliamentary Debates and various other co-curricular and extracurricular activities.

8) Honing Communication & Inter-personal skills

With an exposure to various courses in the field of management and effective communication included in the curriculum, students are able to develop their oral and written communication skills as well as analytical and reasoning power.

Students take active part in planning and organizing various events in law school including moot court competitions in the national level which strengthen their organizing skills and leadership qualities.

Programme Specific Outcomes

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) For BBA LL.B (H)

The graduates of Five Year BBA LL.B (H) Degree Programme will be able to attain the following:

PSO 1- Effective application of laws and drafting skills

To be able to understand and demonstrate knowledge about substantive and procedural laws to engage with a wide variety of arguments and resolve legal disputes through fact-finding, investigation, interviewing, legal research and drafting.

PSO 2- Professions on Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms

Ability to effectively adopt alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for settlement of disputes in an expeditious manner thereby delivering a well-rounded and satisfying experience for the parties involved.

PSO 3 – Enhancement of employability skills through Inter-disciplinary approach to law

To enhance employability skills in the contemporary times through exposure to a wide range of courses having a combination of law, management and technology thereby opening up more inter-disciplinary employment opportunities.

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Minimum Eligibility Criteria

10+2 (English Medium) examination conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education or equivalent examination from a recognized board with an aggregate 50% and with minimum 50% in English.

Applicant must have appeared in CLAT / AILET / LSAT / Any other Eligibility Test

Seats

Programme Seats
BBA LLB (HONS.) Integrated Degree Programme 100

Financial Assistance

Programme Fee

For Year 2023-24

FOR INDIAN STUDENTS
Total Annual Fee: Rs. 2,01,000/- (Tutition Fee: Rs. 1,60,800/- & Development Fee: Rs. 40,200/-)
FOR NRI STUDENTS
Rs. 3,06,000/- or Equivalent Foreign Exchange
OTHER FEE
  • Caution Money: A sum of Rs 10,000/- to be charged from each student seeking admission to the University in the Academic Year 2024-25. The amount is interest free and will be refunded to the students at the time of withdrawal or at end of their programmes, whichever is earlier, after deduction of dues, if any.
  • Alumni Association Fee: A onetime Alumni Association fee of Rs. 1,000/- for all programmes is payable by all students.

Hostel Fee (where applicable) Rs. 75,000/- per semester

Fee Concession cum Scholarship

% of Scholarship on Tuition Fee Eligibility (For CBSE as per percentage score in applicable subjects by programme. Normalised Scores will be taken for other Boards with respect to CBSE)
25% CBSE: 90% and above
10% CBSE: 85%<= 89.99%
Terms & Conditions
  • Aggregate marks of Best 5 subjects in class XIIth examination conducted by CBSE or equivalent examination from a recognised board will be considered for Scholarship criteria. For Boards other than CBSE, normalised scores as decided by the Admission & Scholarship Committee will be considered for Scholarship criteria.
  • Scholarships to be announced and reimbursed only after completion of admissions for AY 2024-25, Students who apply by the cut off date will only be eligible for scholarships. Cut off date will be announced during the admission process.
  • There are a limited number of scholarships that will be served only on the basis of merit. If there are higher numbers of students in a particular scholarship bracket, the students in the order of merit will be shifted to the immediately lower bracket.
  • 4. Scholarship seats will be reduced on a pro-rata basis of actual enrolment.
  • Scholarship not to be offered for any programme with less than 30 enrolments.
  • At any point of time during an academic year, a student can avail benefit from one scholarship plan only. Students who once avail any scholarship will not be eligible for any other scholarship.
  • The management reserves the right to change the scholarship policy as per their discretion.
  • The scholarship will be awarded based on the above criteria at the sole discretion of the Admission and Scholarship Committee.
  • Continuation of Admission Scholarship is subject to obtaining CGPA of 8.50 and above on a scale of 10, having no backlog and no case of indiscipline being recorded against the student. Applicable to merit basis students only.
  • Students applying with 12th scores of exams held prior to 2024 are not eligible for scholarship.
  • Candidates must enrol for the programme by depositing the tuition fee by the given due date in the admission Offer Letter. Should a candidate fail to do so, the candidate shall have no claim over the scholarship. The Scholarship thereafter, shall be passed on to the next eligible candidate.

Other Scholarships

25% Scholarship/Concession on the Tuition fee to the University staff / employees’ (confirmed / regular) ward/wards.
  • The Staff must be a confirmed regular employee of The NorthCap University and only two children of Staff can be benefited out of this concession.
  • A minimum CGPA of 6.0 and no active backlogs should be there at the time of renewal of this concession.
  • In case of backlog courses, the concession will be discontinued for the semester in which students have a pending backlog. The concession can be restarted once the backlog courses are cleared.
  • All renewals 2024-25 onwards, will be at 25% Scholarship/ Concession on the Tuition Fee (Also applicable to the existing students of non first year batch)
15% scholarship of the Tuition fee for the University Alumni ward/wards, in the First Year only.

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Admissions Hotline: 9311300803
Email:admissions@ncuindia.edu

FAQs

School of Law offers Five Year BBA.LL.B (Hons.) Integrated Degree Programme, 3-year LL.B. programme,
One Year LL.M. Degree Programme in Corporate Law, Human Rights & Intellectual Property
Rights (IPR) and Ph.D. in Law since its inception in 2010.

The University is approved by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and recognized by
the Bar Council of India (BCI). The University is also a member of the Association of Indian
Universities (AIU). It is also accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council
(NAAC) and was ranked in the band of 151-200 in the University category in All India NIRF
ranking survey 2020. Besides, NCU Law School has secured 8th Rank in the Top Leading Law
Schools of Super Excellence category
in the CSR-GHRDC Law School Ranking 2020. SOL
provides the highest quality professional legal education to equip students for a
transnational practice and to face the challenges posed by the internationalization of the
legal profession.

Overwhelming response from law aspirants have been received every year for admission in
School of Law since its inception in 2010 on the basis of following USPs:

  • Designing of Law School Curriculum to keep students industry ready
  • Inter-disciplinary approach in Law
  • Emphasis on Clinical Legal Education including mediation, conciliation etc.
  • Strong Faculty base with live experience.
  • Structured Internship Programme and Placements: Top Law Firms, Delhi High
    Court, Tribunals and Supreme Court of India.
  • Opportunity to learn Foreign Languages
  • Community Services with reference to free legal services

The NorthCap University has established a central office with the name School of
Professional Attachment (SPA) to provide assistance for internship throughout the year and
placement after completion of the degree programme. Complete details regarding
placement can be obtained from in-campus office OR visit SPA
portal https://www.ncuindia.edu/placements-school-of-law/ for more details. The School
facilitates a structured internship programme to all its students through which they get
opportunities to work with prominent Supreme Court lawyers, Government organisations,public prosecutors, law firms of repute, eminent lawyers practicing in various High Courts
and District Courts and in prominent NGOs specializing in public interest litigations. After
graduating from SOL, we support you for your placement with reputed law firms,
companies, public sector undertaking, NGOs, legal process outsourcing (LPO)s etc. Some of
our recruiters include Chadha & Co., Juris Corp, Khaitan Legal Associates, EY etc. At SOL, you
also get an opportunity to be a part of the Recruitment Co-ordination Committee – a
student-run body to contribute towards internships and placements of law students.
Additionally, regular counselling sessions are conducted for appearing in judiciary and other
civil services examinations. With our strong alumni network, our students are regularly
guided and mentored by our alumni on internship and career opportunities.

The graduating students at SOL have always been encouraged to pursue higher studies in
law in universities of repute across the globe. Graduates with a good academic record have
been able to secure a place in some of the prestigious universities, such as Cambridge
University, University of Leiden, the Netherlands, University College, London, UC Berkley,
USA, Penn State Law, City, University of London, Queen Mary University, London, to name a
few. SOL conducts counselling sessions by experts facilitating students to study abroad.

To foster research activities at SOL, we publish the NCU Law Review, a biannual, blind peer-
reviewed journal. It serves as a forum for the promotion and circulation of views on
contemporary legal issues and for encouraging quality research and publications. This also
provides a platform for our young student researchers to involve themselves through
editorial board and gain wide experience in research and editing. Faculty members
contribute research papers in international and national journals of repute and in
conference proceedings and presentations. Law School has also received funds from
agencies like ICSSR to conduct sponsored research in the field of law. We have an extensive
e-database comprising of West Law, Manupatra, SCC Online, Science Direct etc. to facilitate
its students, researchers and faculty to come up with quality research work. In addition to
this, law school has an exclusive library with a vast collection of law books apart from the
resources in Central Library of the University.

Clinical legal education is a progressive educational ideology and pedagogy that is most often implemented through university programs. School of Law has incorporated the clinical teaching methods through Legal Aid Society and Pro Bono Club. The legal aid society works closely with the district legal service authority, Gurugram (DLSA) and the Pro Bono Club has been established under the aegis of the Ministry of Law and Justice. Both the initiatives aim to use Clinical Legal Education to provide an effective and sustainable solution to the problems that impede and hinder access to justice among underprivileged sections of the society. Student members actively organize ‘Sabhas’ and ‘visits’ to local communities and villages to organize interactive sessions to discuss the legal issues and entitlement rights to further help them exercise their rights.
The law school also has a thriving and vibrant Moot Court Committee which encompasses the spirit for
mooting that NCU recognizes as its own. Apart from maintaining a strong internal mooting
structure, the Committee has been entrusted with the responsibility of hosting annually, the
NCU Law School National Moot Court Competition. The Objective is not only to organize a
competition but at the same time hold mooting with a purpose or a cause. To this extent,
the Committee is proud to find itself entrusted with the organization of a very prestigious
and well respected moot court competition on Environmental Law. The Committee also
makes efforts to inculcate the fresher batch with the techniques of mooting and therefore
conducts regular sessions on court manners and arranges for the Intra-Moot Competitions.
Given the extraordinary amounts of preparatory work involved in the organisation of the
various events, the Committee is an ever-bustling centre of activity, and is without wonder,
a coveted committee to be in. In addition, we have been organizing National Client Consultation Competition annually to
encourage the students to develop interviewing, planning and analytical skills in the lawyer-
client relationship which is an integral part of the legal profession.

Legal Aid is an integral component of clinical legal education, which promotes working with
the community through its series of programmes and projects. The Legal Aid Society is one
of the most active societies of Law School contributing significantly in the field of free legal
aid and community service in collaboration with District Legal Services Authority (DLSA),
Gurugram. Student members actively organize ‘Sabhas’ and ‘visits’ to local communities and villages to organize interactive sessions to discuss the legal issues and entitlement rights to further help them exercise their rights. The flagship projects run by the society include: ‘Project- Unnati- श्रमिककल्याण : Upliftment of Labour’ and ‘Project सवेरा : Slum Upgradation.’ The further details of Legal Aid Society of SOL may be found at
https://www.ncuindia.edu/school/school-of-law/

Clubs and Societies are integral part of law school life. Students may involve in a wide
variety of activities to pursue their passion such as debate, music, dance, art, photography, fashion,
sports, community services and many more. Co-curricular activities at Law School include the membership of: Legal Aid Society, Pro Bono Club, Moot Court Committee, Rotaract Club as well as our Research Centres focusing on Intellectual Property Rights, Energy and Environment and Law and Technology. Details of clubs and societies are available at
https://www.ncuindia.edu/societies-clubs/

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