Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (BALLB)

The five years integrated B.A., LL.B. programme offered by the University is designed in accordance with the approved norms of the Bar Council of India, integrating at the same time innovative course modules evolved by the faculty which embraces the best practices of premier centres of legal education

The teaching methodology includes extensive and intensive classroom teaching. Emphasis is laid on participative and interactive methods of teaching and learning. NIMT follows a multi-disciplinary and wholesome approach to teaching and research. NIMT promotes academic flexibility by offering a choice based credit system whereby students can opt for subjects they are interested in from the array of subjects offered by the University in an academic year. Students can also earn additional certifications over the mandated credits of the course by opting for additional papers, seminar papers etc. The teaching methodology is designed to include classroom assignments, seminars, assignments, quizzes and project work in each subject. To establish an effective teaching-learning relationship between the faculty members and the students, the faculty members provide self-prepared course material to the students.

This Programme is interdisciplinary in nature and follows the Semester System wherein Social Sciences subjects like Economics, English, History, Political Science and Sociology are taught along with Law subjects in the first two years of study. From third year onwards, the curriculum comprises of all Law subjects. All subjects are compulsory in the first three years, in the fourth and fifth year, students are offered specializations in six streams, viz., Business Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Family Law, Labour Law and International Law. The successful students are awarded B.A.LL.B. Degree. The teaching methodology is holistic which includes extensive and intensive class room teaching with emphasis on participative practical learning. The Course include assignments, symposium, seminars, field visits and project works.