ATLAS offers a new-age law degree for future-ready professionals who understand that law, business, and technology are now inseparable.The program combines a practice-driven curriculum with moot courts, legal-tech clinics, and real-world projects, ensuring students are prepared for the digital-first legal landscape.
Alongside core legal subjects, students explore business electives in Marketing, Finance, Entrepreneurship, Business Analytics, and AI, gaining a multidimensional perspective. Specialisations in Constitutional Law, Business Law, Crimes & Criminology, and Intellectual Property Rights allow each student to tailor their path.
ATLAS integrates digital tools, analytics, and virtual simulations into legal training. Students gain familiarity with legal tech, AI in law, cyber laws, and digital contracts—equipping them for the modern, tech-driven legal ecosystem.
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Experiential & Immersive Learning
Gain first-hand exposure to real-world practice through moot courts, case studies, simulations, on-ground visits, legal-tech clinics and real world projects - helping you think critically, act creatively, and solve complex challenges with confidence.
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Full-time, Experienced Faculty Members
Gain first-hand exposure to real-world practice through case studies, simulations, on-ground visits, and interactive projects — helping you think critically, act creatively, and solve complex challenges with confidence.
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Masterclasses by Industry Stalwarts
Gain first-hand insights into how companies operate—through factory floors, boardrooms, innovation labs, and on-ground visits
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Specialised Legal Tracks
Tailor your degree to your interests by choosing from focused tracks in Constitutional Law, Business Law, Crime & Criminology, and Intellectual Property Law — building deep expertise in the area that defines your career path.
At ATLAS, we’re not just learning from books, we get to work on real challenges that actually make a difference.
Eshan Thakur
3rd Year BBA Student
It feels like running our own little company sometimes.That hands-on experience is what makes being here so exciting.
Mahafrin Deboo
3rd Year BBA Student
Academic Laddering
From Discovery to Leadership
Year 1
Discover
Communication Skills Legal Writing
Focus Areas
Legal foundations: Contracts, Torts, Constitution, Family Law
Business Basics: Management, marketing, Finance, Behavioural Psychology, Communication & Legal Reasoning
Year 2
Explore
Field Internship I
Focus Areas
Deeper Legal Study: Special Contracts, ADR, Constitution II, BNSS & BNS (CrPC & IPC)
Business Strategy & Electives: Choose from Marketing, Finance, Entrepreneurship, Analytics
Year 3
Engage
Focus Areas
Focus Areas
Business Law in Practice: Company Law, Civil Procedure, Administrative Law, Human Rights, Professional Ethics
Advanced Business Electives
Year 4
Apply
Field Internship III
Focus Areas
Evidence, Taxation Law, Labour Law, Drafting & Conveyancing
Begin Specialisation Track in Year 4, Semester 1
Year 5
Lead
Field Internship Dissertation Moot Court
Focus Areas
Property Law, Environmental Law, Labour Law II, Moot Court, Dissertation
Continue Specialisation Track culminating in capstone legal projects
ATLAS BBA LL.B. (Hons.) Curriculum
Where rigorous legal training meets real-world practice and innovation. Please note: The curriculum will constantly evolve in response to the feedback from all stakeholders
The first semester builds a multidisciplinary base across management, finance, psychology and law. Students develop analytical, communication and reasoning skills through exposure to both business and legal principles, preparing them for informed decision-making in dynamic environments.
Management Theory & Practice
Explores key management functions and leadership principles essential for organisational success.
Introduction to Accounting & Finance
Introduces basic accounting and financial concepts for effective business decision-making.
ATLAS Elective
Allows students to broaden their learning through interdisciplinary subjects aligned with their interests and career goals.
English and Legal Language
Builds proficiency in professional communication and understanding of legal terminology.
Legal Methods and Legal Reasoning
Covers techniques for legal analysis, interpretation and structured reasoning.
Law of Tort including MV Accident and Consumer Protection Laws
Introduces tort principles, negligence and consumer protection under Indian law.
Semester 2
Grasp Legal Ethics & Constitutional Principles
This semester deepens understanding of entrepreneurship, marketing and ethical business conduct while introducing key areas of contract and constitutional law. Students learn to balance commercial strategy with social responsibility and legal integrity.
Foundations of Entrepreneurial Thinking
Develops an entrepreneurial mindset through ideation, opportunity recognition, problem-solving and venture creation.
Marketing Management & Consumer Insights
Explores marketing strategies and the psychological factors influencing consumer decisions.
ATLAS Elective
Allows students to broaden their learning through interdisciplinary subjects aligned with their interests and career goals.
Strategic Business Communication
Develops clear, persuasive communication and presentation skills for professional settings.
Law of Contracts – I
Introduces the fundamental principles governing agreements and enforceable obligations.
Constitution Law – I
Introduces constitutional governance, fundamental rights and the framework of Indian legal systems.
Semester 3
Blend Business Intelligence with Legal Thinking
This semester integrates business acumen with legal reasoning, equipping students to make informed and ethical decisions in complex corporate environments. They explore advanced organisational behaviour, specialised contracts and constitutional law, while applying analytical and entrepreneurial skills through elective tracks and a hands-on internship.
Design Thinking for Legal Solutions
Applies human-centred design and innovation methods to identify and solve complex legal and client problems.
Financial Statement Analysis for Lawyers
Interprets income statements, balance sheets and ratios for assessing firm performance.
Data Visualisation for Legal Business
Uses visualisation tools to interpret legal and business data for clarity.
Law of Contracts – II
Covers indemnity, guarantee, bailment and agency under Indian contract law.
Constitution Law – II
Analyses directive principles, federalism and the evolving role of constitutional governance.
Law of Crimes – I
Introduces fundamental principles of criminal law, offences, liability and the contemporary Indian penal framework.
Semester 4
Strategize, Advocate & Lead in Legal Systems
In the final semester, students refine their strategic, analytical and advocacy skills to lead effectively in business and legal domains. They gain practical insights into dispute resolution, family law and criminal procedure while deepening their expertise through specialised business electives.
Entrepreneurial Marketing and Growth Hacking
Combines creative experimentation and analytics to effectively accelerate customer acquisition and market expansion.
Digital Marketing
Examines digital platforms, consumer behaviour and metrics to design data-driven marketing campaigns with measurable outcomes.
Data Analytics
Examines digital platforms, consumer behaviour and metrics to design data-driven marketing campaigns with measurable outcomes.
Family Law – I
Studies personal laws governing marriage, divorce and inheritance within diverse Indian legal traditions.
Law of Crimes – II
Builds a deeper understanding of criminal offences, principles of liability and the application of criminal law in practice.
Clinical Paper I – Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
Develops professional conduct, ethical responsibilities and foundational accounting practices relevant to legal professionals.
Internship
Provides hands-on exposure to professional legal and business environments, connecting classroom learning with real-world practice.
Semester 5
Apply Law to Real-World Regulation & Innovation
This semester focuses on applying legal knowledge to complex real-world contexts, including corporate governance, civil justice and emerging regulatory areas. Students explore specialised electives to tailor their expertise in high-demand legal domains while gaining practical exposure through internships.
Human Resource Management
Explores employee management, motivation, organisational behaviour and people practices essential to effective organisations.
Analytics with AI and Excel
Builds practical skills in AI-enabled analysis and Excel-based tools for data-driven business and legal decision-making.
Family Law II
Explores advanced aspects of family relations, including succession, guardianship and maintenance laws.
Electives (Choose any 3 out of 5)
Semester 6
Master Compliance, Taxation & Legal Nuances
In this semester, students advance their understanding of governance, compliance and international legal systems. The focus is on ethics, accountability and global frameworks influencing business and law. Electives allow students to specialise in niche domains shaping modern legal practice.
Financial Management
Develops understanding of investment, financing and financial decision-making for effective organisational management.
Data Analytics
Introduces analytical and computational approaches to interpret data and support evidence-based business and legal decisions.
Clinical Paper II - Alternate Dispute Resolution
Develops practical understanding of mediation, arbitration and conciliation for efficient and non-adversarial dispute resolution.
Electives (Choose any 3 out of 5)
Semester 7
Advance Domain Expertise through Practical Learning
This semester allows students to specialise in a focused area of law while strengthening their understanding of evidence and labour relations. Through applied learning and internships, students develop advanced analytical and professional competencies aligned with their chosen domain.
Research Methodology
Equips students with systematic methods for conducting, analysing and presenting rigorous legal research.
Company Law
Covers the legal framework governing company formation, management, corporate governance and compliance in India.
In this semester, students build expertise in their chosen area of specialisation while exploring advanced legal practices. The focus is on applied skills such as drafting and conveyancing,taxation frameworks and the interpretation of complex statutes that prepare students for professional advocacy and consulting roles.
Strategic Management
Develops the ability to formulate, implement and evaluate strategies that drive long-term organisational success.
Clinical Paper III - Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
Develops practical skills in preparing legal documents, court pleadings, contracts and conveyancing instruments.
Continue the earlier chosen Specialisation Group
Enables students to deepen expertise in their selected legal specialisation through advanced domain-specific subjects.
Specialisation Group 1: Constitutional Law
Specialisation Group 2: Business Law
Specialisation Group 3: Crime and Criminology
Specialisation Group 4: Intellectual Property Law
Semester 9
Conduct Research & Advocate for Rights
This semester emphasises independent legal research, analytical reasoning and advocacy for human and environmental rights. Students engage in experiential learning to integrate academic insight with social responsibility and applied legal practice.
Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
Examines the procedural framework governing civil litigation, including jurisdiction, pleadings, execution and limitation.
Administrative Law
Examines administrative powers, delegated legislation, principles of governance and judicial control over administrative action.
Public International Law & Human Rights
Explores international legal principles alongside frameworks protecting human rights at national and global levels.
Labour & Industrial Law - I
Introduces employee rights, industrial relations, labour regulations and mechanisms for resolving workplace disputes.
Environmental Law
Studies environmental protection policies, climate regulations and sustainability frameworks under international and national law.
Semester 10
Exude Courtroom Confidence
This final semester integrates courtroom practice, research defence and procedural understanding through advocacy-focused learning. Students demonstrate applied legal proficiency, persuasive argumentation and professional ethics in simulated and real legal settings.
Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (Law of Evidence)
Covers the principles of relevance, admissibility, proof and evidentiary procedure under India’s contemporary evidence law.
Taxation Law
Introduces the structure of direct and indirect taxes, emphasising compliance and regulatory interpretation.
Property Law
Examines ownership, possession and transfer of property with emphasis on legal documentation and dispute resolution.
Labour & Industrial Law - II
Advances understanding of labour relations, industrial disputes, employee welfare and evolving labour legislation.
Clinical Paper IV - Moot Court
Provides experiential learning in courtroom advocacy, legal drafting and argument presentation through simulated case proceedings.
Internship
Provides further professional exposure, enabling students to apply advanced legal knowledge in courts, firms, organisations or other legal settings.
What Makes Year 5 at ATLAS School of Law Stand Apart
ATLAS School of Law
Intersection of Law and Business
Combines starter legal principles along with strong foundation of business
Other Law Schools
Minimal Cross-Disciplinary Learning
Focus on traditional legal subjects and narrows down to fewer pathways
Program Outcomes: Key Skills Developed
Critical Thinking & Legal Reasoning
Develop the clarity to analyse complex legal issues with logic and precision.
Problem Solving & Decision Making
Strengthen your judgment to craft practical, well-reasoned solutions.
Communication, Negotiation & Persuasion
Build the confidence to advocate, influence, and lead effectively.
Legal Research Skills
Gain the insight to investigate, interpret, and apply the law with depth and accuracy.
Tech Knowledge
Equip yourself with digital systems, interpret emerging risks, and apply the law with clarity. Build the insight to navigate a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Career Pathways
Graduate with the versatility to lead in courtrooms, corporations, and policy spaces worldwide.
Fill out the online application form with your personal details
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Make the Application Fee Payment
Follow the steps on the application form and complete the payment on the portal
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Take the ATLAS Law Entrance Test
Our entrance exam includes questions on English language, current affairs, general knowledge, legal reasoning, logical reasoning and quantitative techniques
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Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an expert-led personal interview to assess their legal aptitude, business understanding and communication skills
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Get your Offer
Once we have reviewed your application, we may choose to make you either a conditional (dependant on the test results) or unconditional offer
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Enrolment
Complete the enrolment process by making the fee payment
Eligibility
Indian Boards (ISC / CBSE / State Boards)
Minimum 50% required.
IB Diploma/Certificate:
Minimum 24 points (3 HL + 3 SL).
IB Career-Related Program (IBCP):
Must include 2 DP subjects (at least 1 at HL with a minimum of 3 points each)
3 CRS subjects, and
IBCP core components.
A-Level Applicants:
GSCE/IGCSE Examinations of the approved British Examination Bodies, with minimum 5 (Five) subjects in A, B, C, D and E grades, including English at Ordinary 'O' Level and 2 subjects at Advanced 'A' Level
Application Fee: ₹3,500
After selection, the enrolment fee of ₹50,000 to secure your seat is refundable!
Fee Structure
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Yes. Admission to a 5-year integrated law programme does not always require CLAT. Universities like ATLAS SkillTech University follow their own admissions process, which may include academic evaluation, aptitude assessment, and personal interaction.
A 5-year LLB is ideal for students joining straight after Class 12, offering an integrated foundation in law and management, while a 3-year LLB is suitable for graduates. ATLAS School of Law offers a 5-year integrated law programme designed to provide early exposure, interdisciplinary learning, and strong experiential training. The 5-year format allows students more time for skill development, internships, and industry engagement.
Integrated BBA LL.B. is a five-year undergraduate law programme that combines business administration with legal education. Students study management subjects alongside core law courses, preparing them for careers at the intersection of business and law.
Yes. The Integrated BBA LL.B. programme allows students to pursue business and law simultaneously within a structured five-year degree, eliminating the need to complete two separate courses.
A 5-year integrated LLB is a programme designed for students after Class 12 that blends undergraduate studies with legal education. It provides a strong academic foundation, practical exposure, and early professional readiness.
Yes. After completing the Integrated BBA LL.B. and fulfilling regulatory requirements, graduates are eligible to enrol with the Bar Council and practise as lawyers. The programme also opens pathways beyond litigation.
BBA LL.B. is an integrated dual-degree programme, not a traditional double major. It awards a combined qualification in business administration and law, designed to build interdisciplinary expertise.
Yes. The Integrated BBA LL.B. programme is specifically structured to let students study management, finance, and economics alongside legal subjects, preparing them for corporate, regulatory, and entrepreneurial roles.
Applicants must have completed Class 12 or an equivalent qualification from a recognised board. Additional programme-specific requirements, aptitude assessments, or interviews may apply as part of the admissions process.
The curriculum includes business management, economics, accounting, corporate law, constitutional law, contract law, criminal law, and legal research. It is designed to balance managerial knowledge with strong legal foundations.
The programme emphasises experiential learning through case studies, moot courts, internships, live projects, and industry interaction. This approach builds legal reasoning, business acumen, and practical skills essential for modern legal careers.
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