Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law (Honours) - B.A. LL. B. (Hons.)

Among the specialisations at B. A. LL. B. are intellectual property rights, white collar crimes, mediation, and arbitration. Jurisprudence, Contracts 1 and 2, Family Law 1 and 2, IPC, CPC, CrPC, Evidence, and more are examples of core disciplines. For more details, you can visit the B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) Programme Page.

The assessment of CLAT All India Rank is the first phase of eligibility, followed by a personal interview. In case the student has not taken the CLAT exam, they must take the Alliance University Common Law Aptitude Test (ACLAT) in addition to an online personal interview round. Admission to Alliance School of Law does not require taking the CLAT.

Indeed. Graduates of the B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) programme may work as judges, attorneys, or legal advisors if they fulfil the requirements and pass the required tests.

Alliance School of Law has industry ties and collaborations to provide Assessment Internships to the Integrated programme students and from the first year onwards, the students are eligible to participate in NMCC & ARM's (National Moot Court Competitions and Annual Ranking moot (Internal).

Yes. Alliance School of Law is approved by the Bar Council of and holds an NIRF ranking of 20^th in law.

The duration of the B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) programme at Alliance School of Law is five years.

Through realistic legal aid clinics and research opportunities, Alliance School of Law's curriculum places a strong emphasis on giving students the tools they need to apply what they learn in the classroom to real-world problems. The Alliance University Legal Service Clinic and the Alliance Moot Court Society assist students in practicing law, gaining important legal knowledge, and making significant contributions to society while developing their capacity for advocacy and research.

Alliance University's B.A. LL. B. curriculum gives students a solid foundation in liberal arts and legal studies, as well as the opportunity to specialise and conduct legal research, which gives them an advantage during placements. Additionally, the University’s partnership with industries and the real-world exposure provided to students make them well-equipped.

Yes. Scholarships are available to B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) students at Alliance University. In addition to the merit-based rewards (up to 50% fee remission through CLAT, AUSAT, or board exam scores), the University also offers scholarships to students in the category and special scholarships for SC/ST, differently abled, defence wards, athletes, and Karnataka domicile students.  For more details, refer to the Scholarship section of the Admissions Process Page.

For B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) students, Alliance University's Career Advancement & Networking (CAN) office helps with internships, career counselling, and final placements. To help students be prepared for placement, the CAN office hosts workshops, industry mentorship, webinars, mock interviews, and alumni talks. Prominent recruiters such as PwC, Nishith Desai Associates, HDFC, and United Lex visit the University to position students and provide packages up to Rs. 16 LPA.

The faculty at Alliance University is highly skilled and experienced. Alliance University's B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) instructors bring to the classroom both sound academic knowledge and practical legal perspectives. They incorporate interactive teaching methods, including as moot courts and workshops, to enhance students' skills in real-world legal practice. They also conduct research and advise students in specific subjects to make the programme relevant and practical.

The TAP platform, which is accessible on the Alliance University website, allows students to communicate with the University's current and former students.

Yes. Placements support and preparations are provided to the students by the Career Advancement & Networking (CAN) office of Alliance University. The CAN office ensures that the students are provided with internships, placement training and good placements. with good academic records lead to placements in the legal sector. At Alliance School of Law, students are encouraged to do more internships than the required number by the Bar Council of India.

The B. A. LL. B. curriculum at Alliance University includes essential courses that complement UPSC and Judicial Services curricula. Students develop their analytical and advocacy abilities through research, internships, and moot courts. Exam preparation and career readiness are aided by this combination of study and practice.