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B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons)

  • Integrated undergraduate programme combining the study of business administration and law.
  • Provides a strong foundation in both business and legal principles.
  • Covers subjects such as business management, corporate law, contracts, taxation, and legal research.
  • Emphasises the development of legal and managerial skills.
  • Includes internships and moot court competitions for practical experience.
  • Taught by experienced faculty with expertise in law and business administration.
Duration

5 years

Programme Fees

Rs.80,000/-

Programme Type

Full-time

Programme Regulations

2024-25
2023-24
2022-23
2021-22
2020-21

Scope and Objective

The B.B.A., LL.B. course is an integrated double degree that combines a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/Management with a Bachelor’s degree in Law.
 In this programme, students study various management-related concepts such as Business Communication, Principles of Management, Management Accounting, Entrepreneurship, and HRM, along with law-related subjects such as Constitutional Law, Labour Law, and Family Law.

Each academic year is divided into two semesters. While each semester lasts for 18 weeks, the duration of the course shall be five academic years consisting of 10 semesters.

The curriculum for the B.B.A., LL.B. course goes beyond conventional learning methods to ensure that students also gain real-world experience. The university has invested in state-of-the-art infrastructure centred on a well-equipped library with ample print as well as online resources. A team of highly qualified and experienced faculty, well-versed in the latest pedagogical techniques, is available to guide students throughout their academic journey.

Programme Structure

Semester I
  • General English
  • Business Environment
  • Managerial Economics
  • Principles and Practice of Management
  • Contract – I
  • Constitutional Law – I
Semester II
  • Special English
  • Economic Development in India
  • Business Communication
  • Entrepreneurship Development
  • Contract – II
  • Jurisprudence
Semester III
  • International Business
  • Business Statistics
  • Cost and Management Accounting
  • Family Law – I
  • Constitutional Law – II
  • Elective I – Legal Philosophy and Theory of Justice
  • Elective II – Law and Economics
Semester IV
  • Human Resource Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Financial Management
  • Criminal Law – I IPC
  • Law of Torts, Consumer Law and MVC Act
  • Elective I – Human Rights Law
  • Elective II – Competition Law and Investment Law
Semester V
  • Family Law – II
  • Company Law
  • Property Law
  • Elective I – Comparative Constitutional Law
  • Elective II – Corporate Governance, Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Banking Law
Semester VI
  • Administrative Law
  • Labour Law – I
  • Public International Law
  • Elective I – Legislative Drafting
  • Elective II – International Trade Economics
  • Interpretation of Statutes
Semester VII
  • Labour Law – II
  • Environmental Law
  • Alternate Dispute Resolution Systems
  • Elective I – Private International Law
  • Elective II – International Law
  • Penology and Victimology
Semester VIII
  • Code of Civil Procedure
  • Criminal Law – II
  • Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing
  • Elective I – Women and Criminal Law
  • Elective II – Maritime Law
  • Media and Law
Semester IX
  • Law of Evidence
  • Professional Ethics and Accountancy for Lawyers
  • Elective I – Psychology and Forensic Sciences
  • Elective II – Humanitarian and Refugee Law
  • IPR and Cyber Law
Semester X
  • Law of Taxation
  • Moot Court, Observation of Trial and Client Interviewing
  • Elective I – Comparative Criminal Procedure
  • Elective II – International Criminal Law and International Criminal Court
  • Insurance Law

Programme Assessment

Choice-Based Credit System (CBCS): The university follows CBCS, which allows students to choose courses and earn credits based on their performance.

Grades and GPA: Students are awarded grades for each course in a semester, and their Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) is calculated to measure academic performance. Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is used to evaluate overall performance across semesters.

Prescribed Curriculum: Each programme has a prescribed curriculum or Scheme of Teaching and Evaluation, which includes required courses, laboratories, and degree requirements. It also incorporates SWAYAM and MOOCs from reputed institutions.

Auditing Courses: Students may audit courses to gain additional exposure without the pressure of grading, giving them an advantage in placements.

Evaluation System: Evaluation is continuous and comprehensive throughout the semester. It consists of Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) and Semester End Examination (SEE), each with 50% weightage.

Assessment Methods: Faculty may use assignments, seminars, quizzes, group discussions, case studies, practicals, presentations, and reports.

Semester End Examination: Conducted for all registered courses unless the course has a Continuous Internal Evaluation scheme only.

Makeup Examinations: Students who fail in SEE can retake exams through makeup examinations.

Programme Outcome

  • PO1: Understand primary management functions, roles of managers, and organisational structures.
  • PO2: Attain skills in critical thinking, decision-making, and basic economic principles.
  • PO3: Understand economic theories and the functioning of micro and macroeconomic systems.
  • PO4: Acquire a rudimentary understanding of research and develop effective legal communication skills.
  • PO5: Apply legal knowledge to facts and identify suitable legal solutions.
  • PO6: Develop lifelong learning skills and stay updated with legal and societal developments.
  • PO7: Gain insight into various sectors of international law and their global relevance.
  • PO8: Understand international and domestic environmental and sustainability laws.
  • PO9: Learn professional ethics and uphold legal integrity. Avoid unethical behaviour such as defrauding clients, contempt of court, plagiarism, and falsifying documents.
  • PO10: Work independently on legal cases and collaborate effectively in teams.
  • PO11: Build professional legal skills enabling self-employment.
  • PO12: Become eligible for legal practice in courts, industries, and companies.
  • PO13: Develop legal practice skills such as drafting, pleading, conveyancing, and advocacy.
  • PO14: Acquire skills in legal research, communication, teamwork, advocacy, and problem-solving.

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What Expertise will you gain?
  • Business administration and law
  • Legal frameworks for business transactions
  • Analytical skills for legal and business analysis
  • Corporate law, contract law, taxation, and legal compliance
  • Legal and business negotiations

Career Opportunities

  • 01
    Corporate Lawyer
  • 02
    Legal Advisor
  • 03
    Legal Consultant in Business Organisations
  • 04
    Compliance Officer
  • 05
    Legal Analyst in Financial Institutions
  • 06
    Legal Officer in Government Agencies

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FAQs

B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons) is an integrated undergraduate programme combining Business Administration and Law. Offered by CMR University, it provides a comprehensive understanding of both disciplines.

It offers a unique blend of business and legal education, enhancing employability in corporate and legal sectors. The curriculum is industry-relevant with practical exposure.

Graduates can become corporate lawyers, legal advisors, consultants, legal managers, or analysts, equipped to work in firms, corporates, or the judiciary.

Yes. CMR University offers admission to B.B.A., LL.B. without CLAT. Alternatives include LSAT and CMRUAT.

Approximately INR 7.5 lakhs. Scholarships and financial assistance are available.

Top recruiters include Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Luthra & Luthra, law firms, corporates, and public sector bodies.

Graduates typically earn INR 6–8 LPA, depending on skills, experience, and employer.

Opportunities include legal counsel in corporates, law firms, consultancy, research, judiciary, and specialisations in corporate or international law.

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