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More Practice-Oriented than a Conventional Integrated Law Degree
Practitioner-led teaching, moots, mentorship and a six-month law-firm attachment are built into the degree itself.
BBA LL.B. (Hons.) General Law*
School of Law
5 Years
Integrated programme
60
Seats
Who will practise law with genuine commercial and regulatory fluency, not just doctrine?
How do we form lawyers who are more professional and practice-oriented, from day one, than a conventional integrated law degree allows?
The BBA LL.B. (Hons.) General Law is the flagship programme of the WPU GŌA School of Law: a five-year, co-educational, integrated degree combining legal foundations, business and commercial law, corporate and regulatory depth, dispute resolution, professional skills and a measured technology layer.
As one of WPU GŌA’s transdisciplinary, technological and transformative programmes, it builds AI, LegalTech and FinTech in as differentiators, while durable legal doctrine and professional skill remain at its core.
The Programme
A five-year integrated programme organised around six curriculum blocks:
- Legal foundations
- Business and commercial foundations
- Corporate and regulatory law
- Dispute resolution and professional practice
- Technology, computational and AI layer
- Interdisciplinary policy, governance, ethics and experience
General Law is the single flagship curriculum, with corporate and regulatory depth as its point of difference from a conventional integrated law degree.
Why Choose BBA LL.B. General Law at WPU GŌA
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Weekly Practitioner-Lawyer Lecture
A recurring feature of the curriculum, not an occasional guest lecture.
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Moot Courts Across Years 2–4
Progressive moots, drafting, advocacy and client-counselling practice embedded across three years, not a one-off competition.
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Top-Lawyer Mentorship
Structured mentorship from Year 4 through graduation.
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Six-Month Final-Semester Law-Firm Attachment
A substantial, near-professional placement built into the degree structure, paid where secured.
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Business and Regulatory Depth Beyond Doctrine
Corporate, commercial, tax, competition, insolvency, labour and IP law alongside constitutional law, jurisprudence, contracts, torts, criminal and property law: a genuine BBA and LL.B. integration.
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Technology as a Differentiator, Not the Identity
AI, LegalTech and FinTech are built into the curriculum, while durable doctrine and professional skill lead.
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National Career Orientation
Career pathways are built around India’s major legal markets: Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad.
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Part of India’s First Human Performance and Longevity Campus
Every WPU GŌA student lives and learns on a campus built for human performance, with movement-friendly design, baseline health screening and annual performance monitoring woven into residential life.
Programme Structure
1. Common Core (40 Credits)
Universal requirement for all WPU GŌA students, developing ten essential graduate attributes and transversal skills across disciplines.
2. Law Foundation & Programme Core
- Legal foundations
- Business and commercial foundations
- Corporate and regulatory law
- Dispute resolution and professional practice
- Technology, computational and AI layer
- Interdisciplinary policy, governance, ethics and experience
3. Specialisation Focus
General Law is the programme’s single, defined curriculum.
4. Practitioner-Led Formation
A weekly lawyer lecture, Moot Courts in Years 2–4, and Industry Readiness Mentorship in Years 4–5.
5. Capstone / Signature Work
A six-month final-semester law-firm attachment, paid where secured, together with a legal-literacy and access-to-justice capstone brief.
Programme Immersions
| Immersion | Details |
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| Year I - Legal Foundations | LRP - 6 Days | LTC grounding. |
| Year I - Legal Foundations | RII - 3 Days | Courts, DLSA and compliance teams. |
| Year I - Legal Foundations | VDP - 3 Days | Legal literacy and access-to-justice brief. |
| Year II - Asian Legal Exposure | Asia - 5 Days | Singapore: commercial court, SIAC arbitration and technology regulation. |
| Between Year II and III | Industry Track 1 - 2 Months (summer break) | |
| Year III - Research + Europe | RISE - 15 Days | NLSIU/NLU: Socratic method, moot and policy simulation. |
| Year III - Research + Europe | GAIP - 15 Days | The Hague: international law and comparative legal institutions. |
| Year IV - Professional Practice | Industry Track 2 - 5-6 Months | Law firm, chambers, corporate legal, policy or research. |
| Year IV - Professional Practice | Moot Court | Years 2-4: progressive moots, drafting, advocacy and client-counselling practice. |
| Year V - Governance + Capstone | SAJAG - 9 Days | Delhi + six High Courts: constitutional and governance exposure. |
| Year V - Governance + Capstone | Capstone | 6-month final-semester law-firm attachment; paid where secured. |
| Ongoing | Top-Lawyer Mentorship | Year 4 through graduation. |
| Ongoing | Practitioner-Led Formation | Weekly lawyer lecture; Moot Courts in Years 2-4; Industry Readiness Mentorship in Years 4-5. |
Eligibility and Admissions
Eligibility Criteria
Academic Requirements:
- Minimum 45% aggregate marks in Class 12 / 10+2 (or equivalent) in any stream (42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ST candidates)
- Recognized board (CBSE, ISC, State Boards, IB, Cambridge, etc.)
Entrance Examinations:
- CLAT 2027, LSAT–India 2027 or the WPU GŌA Entrance Examination
Compulsory Subject:
- English must be included
International Candidates:
- Equivalent qualifications accepted with AIU equivalence certificate where required
Appearing Students:
- Students appearing for Class 12 examinations in 2027 may apply with predicted scores or “Result Awaited” status
- Final admission confirmed after official marksheet submission
5 Stages Admission Process
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Stage 1: Online Registration
- Create portal account
- Upload academic records and required documents
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Stage 2: Entrance Examination (Indian Applicants)
60-minute online proctored test:
- Logical Reasoning (30 marks)
- Quantitative Ability (20 marks)
- Verbal Ability (20 marks)
- Computer Fundamentals (15 marks)
- General Knowledge (15 marks)
- No negative marking
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Stage 3: Personal Interaction
20-30 minute online conversational interview with faculty panel covering One-Word essay, Reading Comprehension, profile, motivations, thought process, and WPU GŌA philosophy fit.
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Stage 4: Merit List & Offer
- Provisional Offer Letter via email
- Admission fee payment required within deadline to confirm seat
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Stage 5: Document Verification & Final Admission
- Original document submission for verification
- Unique Student ID issuance
- Formal admission confirmation
Additional Admission Notes
- All seats filled strictly on merit
- Merit-based and special scholarships available
- International student streamlined process (no entrance exam required)
- Programme switch option at end of Year 1 (subject to eligibility and seat availability)
Fee Structure
Annual Fee: ₹7,50,000 per year
Founding Batch (AY 2027-28):
- Fixed for the full programme duration
- No annual escalation
- Regular programme fee: ₹9,00,000 per year
What is Included
Founding Batch (AY 2027-28): All-inclusive: academics and tuition, plus residential stay, including accommodation, meals and mandatory immersions.
From Batch 2 (AY 2028-29): Academics and tuition fees. Students separately bear stay, accommodation, meals and other residential costs.
Scholarship & Refund Information
Scholarships:
- Merit-based scholarships available
- Special scholarships available for deserving students
- Apply primarily to tuition fees
Refund Policy:
- As per official Admissions Policy
FAQs
It is built to be visibly more practice-oriented than a conventional integrated law degree, with a weekly practitioner-lawyer lecture, Moot Courts across Years 2–4, top-lawyer mentorship from Year 4, and a six-month final-semester law-firm attachment. AI and LegalTech are built in as differentiators rather than the programme’s whole identity.
Yes. The Life Realisation Programme, Rural Industry Immersion, Village Development Programme, Asia immersion, RISE, GAIP and SAJAG are all built into the programme’s immersion journey.
For the Founding Batch (AY 2027-28), the all-inclusive fee covers mandatory immersions along with tuition, accommodation and meals. From Batch 2 (AY 2028-29) onwards, the fee covers academics and tuition, and students separately bear stay, accommodation, meals and other residential costs.
₹7,50,000 per year, fixed for the full programme duration with no annual escalation.
Yes. Merit-based and special scholarships are available and apply primarily to tuition fees.
Yes. Students appearing for Class 12 examinations in 2027 may apply with predicted scores or “Result Awaited” status. Final admission is confirmed after the official marksheet is submitted.
* Subject to approval