BITS Pilani law school opens admissions for 2027 intake

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BITS Law School, under BITS Pilani, has started the application process for its five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. (Hons) and B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons) programmes for the 2027 intake. Candidates can apply online through the official website using the BITS Law Entrance Test (BITS LAT) or scores from recognised exams including CLAT, AILET, SLAT, MHCET Law, and LNAT.

BITS Pilani law school opens admissions for 2027 intake

The admission process follows the BITS Law Foundation Assessment (BLFA), which considers academic performance, entrance exam scores, extracurricular achievements, communication skills, and a personal interview. Applicants must have at least 45% in Class 12, those awaiting results may also apply. The programmes are approved by the Bar Council of India and offer specialisations in Technology & Media Law, Corporate & Financial Law, Entertainment & Sports Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution & Mediation, and Public Law & Theory.

Scholarship support includes the G.D. Birla, K.K. Birla, and Sarala Birla Scholarships for Legal Studies, offering partial to full tuition waivers, along with Merit & Means Based, Academic Merit, and Diversity Scholarships.

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The launch of BITS Pilani's law school adds a major engineering-focused institution to the legal education space, potentially drawing students who value interdisciplinary training. By accepting multiple entrance exams, the school widens its applicant pool beyond those who write only the BITS LAT. The five specialisations, including Technology & Media Law and Entertainment & Sports Law, signal a focus on niche practice areas rather than general litigation. The real test will be how many students enrol and whether the school secures the same brand trust BITS Pilani commands in engineering. No application deadline has been announced.


Source: hindustantimes.com

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