Undergraduate Degree Programmes Offered:

• Bachelor of Arts (Policy Science) and Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) [BA LL.B (Hons.)]
• Bachelor of Business Administration (FinTech) and Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) [BBA LL.B (Hons.)]
• Bachelor of Science (Data Science) and Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) [BS LL.B (Hons.)]

Definition of Course Levels in the University:

Structure and Credit Load of Undergraduate Programmes:

Important Notes:

• To obtain a minor and major degree in the above programmes, students must express their interest in writing to their Faculty Advisor at the beginning of their fourth year.
• Students must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 7.00 out of 10.00 at the end of their third year along with no backlogs to be eligible for major and minor degrees.
• Option for major and minor degrees can be obtained for both the domain and in law.
• To complete the Undergraduate Degree Programme, students are required to accumulate the following credits over a period of five years:
• BA/BBA/BS L.L.B (Hons.): 280 credits;
• BA/BBA/BS LLB (Hons.) with a Double Minors: 300 credits;
• BA/BBA/BS LLB (Hons.) with Major and Minor: 320 credits;
• BA/BBA/BS LLB (Hons.) with Double Majors: 340 credits.

Course Definitions:

• Foundation Courses: These are mandatory courses for all undergraduate students admitted to the University. The difficulty level of these courses will be 100.
• Core Courses: These are mandatory courses for students in a particular academic Programme. The difficulty level of these courses will be 200 - 300. Additional Core Courses of difficulty 300-400 will be offered for students opting for Double Minors or Major & Minor or Double Majors.
• Depth Elective Courses: A student may elect to study these courses to fulfill their credit requirements in a particular branch (es), i.e., field of Double Minors or Major & Minor, or Double Majors. The difficulty level for these courses will be 300 - 400, and for Double Minors, Major & Minor, additional depth electives of difficulty 400 - 500 will be offered.
• Pen Elective Courses: These are courses the students may choose for any given specialization (Policy, Management or Data Science). The difficulty level for these courses will be 300 – 400.

Non-Taught Courses:

• Moot Court: A simulated court and arbitration proceedings evaluated by Judge(s) comprising of faculty members.
• Client Counselling: Simulated environment where students will learn to assist clients, identify goals, and improve communication.
• Negotiations: Simulated environment where students learn the skills and techniques of negotiations.
• Judicial Writing: Skill of writing judgments in a simulated environment based on a set of facts.
• Legislative Drafting: Skill of legislative drafting on a given domain.
• Advisory Support Courses: Creative, performance or fieldwork-based assignments evaluated by faculty members.
• Seminar: Presentations on specific themes, evaluated based on performance and written reports.
• Term Paper: A major written assignment submitted at the end of a trimester.
• Viva-Voce: Oral evaluation by the concerned faculty members.
• Dissertation: Major research assignment submitted at the end of the academic programme.