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LLB Programme with an Interdisciplinary Edge

The Bar Council of India and the University Grants Commission both recognise the three-year professional undergraduate degree programme known as a Bachelor’s in Law and Legislation or LLB. The comprehensive three-year law curriculum will prepare you for a demanding and enriching career in various legal professions.

The LLB curriculum emphasises law but expands the existing knowledge and interests that students already have from their undergraduate degrees in fields other than law by providing a broad range of electives that enable the autonomous pursuit of interests. BML Munjal University (BMU) students will benefit greatly from an interdisciplinary atmosphere with a broad spectrum of electives and honours papers infused with the accumulated knowledge and expertise of the Law School, School of Management, School of Economics & Commerce, and School of Engineering and Technology.

Traditionally, the law has been perceived as an independent discipline with different methods and styles. At BMU, we upend this tradition by promoting collaboration between different streams of knowledge. Expert faculty from the School of Management and the School of Engineering & Technology regularly engage with students at the School of Law through lectures, events, and open discussions.

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Applicants are required to undergo the following process:

Applicants are to submit the completed application form along with relevant documents including copies of certificates and the application fee.
Students who have not appeared in any entrance test will be called upon to appear for the BMU-SAT.
Short-listed candidates will be invited to appear for a Personal Interview (Pl).
Candidates will be evaluated on analytical skills, creativity, application orientation and communication skills.
BMU will give offers to selected candidates who are in the final year of their undergraduate degree or have already completed their undergraduate degree. In case final year or entrance test scores are awaited, an offer extended by BMU is subject to the completion of undergraduate degree and the submission of the candidate’s results and entrance test scores. Selected students will receive communication from the admission team to complete the admission process.
The final decision will be taken by the BMU Admission and Scholarship Committee. The Committee’s decision in this regard will be final and binding

Note:

An offer of admission is based on the submission of complete application forms and the provision of all documents listed in the Application Form. Incomplete application forms, misrepresentation, or false information and documents will result in the withdrawal of the offer.
For candidates with letter grades/CGPA, the equivalence to percentage of marks will be decided as per statutory guidelines or BMU academic regulations.

Internal Referral Programme:

Referral candidates who are brothers and sisters (not cousins) of either BMU Alumni or of students presently pursuing a UG/PG programme at BMU shall be granted a waiver of 25% on the first-year tuition fee.

Eligibility Criteria for LLB programme

BMU’s Admissions Committee considers academic performance and the student’s context to understand each individual’s journey and their potential to grow and contribute as a member of the diverse community at BMU.

Possessing an undergraduate degree is mandatory for admission into the LLB (Hons) programme. Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree from a recognised University with 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline including Humanities, Business Administration, Commerce, or Science.
Possessing an undergraduate degree is mandatory for admission into the LLB (Hons) programme. Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree from a recognised University with 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA in any discipline including Humanities, Business Administration, Commerce, or Science.
Applicants who are Foreign Nationals/ Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs)/ Non-Resident Indians (NRls)/ Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) and who have completed their undergraduate degree from a foreign University are eligible to apply. Such international students are required to have passed the qualifying examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% or equivalent marks and shall be required to obtain an equivalence certificate, including percentage of marks from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
At present there are no age-related restrictions for the purpose of admission into the LLB (Hons) programme. Age limits shall apply in accordance with rules that might be framed by appropriate authorities.
The applicant is required to have completed one of the following entrance examinations: CLAT/LSAT/BMU SAT/SAT.
Under Early Admissions students can apply even if their final year graduation results are awaited. In such cases, BMU will extend a Provisional Offer to selected candidates who are in the final year of graduation, and the final offer is subject to the completion of the undergraduate degree and verification of scores/results by BMU.

Candidates are advised to appear for BMU-SAT in case results of tests have not been announced or are not available.

Admission Calendar – 2022

Application Cycle	Applications Start	Applications Close
Early Admission	Monday, March 14, 2022	Friday, April 29, 2022
Regular Admission	Saturday, May 2, 2022	To be announced*

Note:

Applications for a cycle must be submitted by midnight of the relevant date.
Dates may be changed or updated based on exam schedules, announcement of test scores and other considerations at the discretion of BMU. Students are advised to regularly update themselves on applicable timelines.

Fee Structure Without IIP (International Immersion Programme)

Curriculum

BML Munjal University follows Scholarship and Financial Grants policies designed to support the education of the meritorious, and equally, those who are most needy. Our policies foster a culture of diversity and inclusion that acknowledges the unique strengths of different individuals. The Scholarship & Financial Grants Policy covers the following categories of grants:

Merit Scholarships, within which BMU provides two categories of Scholarships:

Dean’s Scholarships to recognize exceptional academic merit.

Students will receive a Scholarship equivalent to 100% & 75% of the Tuition Fee in the first year

Programme Scholarships to encourage students who have diverse strengths to aspire to an education of a high standard.

Students will receive a Scholarship equivalent to 50% & 25% of the Tuition Fee in the first year

Scholarship Criteria

The grant of scholarships will be based on merit on any one of the following criteria on a first-come first served basis.

Admissions will be carried out twice in an Academic Year
Step 1: On-line submission of completed application form with all relevant enclosures and application fee
Step 2: Shortlisted candidates
Stage 1: BMU written test (UGC-NET/UGC-CSIR NET/GATE/CEED, similar National level tests, Government fellowship holders, Industrial fellowship holders, project fellows / JRFs under funded projects, and BMU staff are exempted)
Stage 2: Interview (Candidates have to submit a research proposal)
Step 3: Candidates recommended by the selection committee will be notified and a formal offer of admission will be given. The committee’s decision in this regard is final and binding.

SYLLABUS FOR THE ONLINE WRITTEN TESTS

PART-I (Common to all): syllabus see Annexure-A
Syllabi for Subject Specific Test (PART-II)
- School of Engineering and Technology
  Mechanical, Electronics, Computer Science: See Annexure- B
  Physics, Chemistry, Maths: See Annexure- C
- School of Management:
  Subject-Specific test syllabus: see Annexure- D
- Economics : See Annexure- E
- School of Law: Socio-Legal Research Methods; Constitutional Law; Administrative Law; Criminal Law; Intellectual Property Laws; Corporate Law; Environmental Law; Gender Justice; Family Law; Jurisprudence; International Law, etc.

STRUCTURE OF THE QUESTION PAPER

The pattern for online entrance test shall be in the form of two parts as defined below:

PART-I: Research Methodology (50 %)
PART-II: Subject Specific (50 %)

Admission

LLB Programme with an Interdisciplinary Edge

Eligibility Criteria for LLB programme

Admission Calendar – 2022

Fee Structure Without IIP (International Immersion Programme)

Scholarship Criteria

Admission Procedure (For all schools)

SYLLABUS FOR THE ONLINE WRITTEN TESTS

STRUCTURE OF THE QUESTION PAPER

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