Latest Updates

• July 18, 2020: Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, VISTAS has cancelled VEE-2020. Admissions to professional courses will be based on marks scored in Class 12.

• July 12, 2020: VISTAS has declared V-SAT results.
• July 10, 2020: Admission for academic session 2020-21 is open.

School of Law was established in 2015 with a motive of disseminating knowledge related to the Law among students. It is a part of VELS Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies (VISTAS). The School is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI).

The School offers Integrated LLB, LLB and LLM programmes in various specialisations. Apart from this, it also conducts co-curricular activities, such as moot competition, dispute resolution training and negotiation training. It also organises legal awareness camps. Students are also encouraged to do free of charge voluntary work.

The School provides all the necessary facilities to its students. Mentioned below are some of the fast facts related to School of Law, VISTAS infrastructure:

• Air-conditioned classes with ICT resources
• Moot court
• Wi-Fi
• Legal aid clinic
• Language lab
• Computer lab
• Seminar hall
• Central library

Candidates interested in pursuing UG and PG courses from this School can apply for admission in online mode. Admission to all the UG and PG programmes is based on merit. Some of the fast facts related to School of Law, VISTAS admission process are mentioned below:

• UG Courses
  • Admission to BA LLB (Hons) is based on marks scored in Class 12
  • The maximum age limit to pursue Integrated Law programme is 20 years
• PG Courses
  • Admission to LLB programme is based on the marks scored in graduation
  • LLM admission is based on marks scored in the qualifying exam

The School offers five-year full-time BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons) and BCom LLB (Hons) programmes at UG level. At PG level, it offers three-year LLB and two-year LLM programmes. The curriculum is designed based on the guidelines of BCI. The School follows semester and choice-based credit system.

The faculty members of School of Law use various conventional and unconventional methods to teach students, such as case analysis, paper presentations, seminars, discussions and PowerPoint presentations using LCD projectors.

The detailed information related to School of Law, VISTAS courses is mentioned below:

Scholarships are offered to students based on marks scored in Vels Scholarship Admission Test (V-SAT). The Scholarships are offered to students, who have completed Class 12. School of Law, VISTAS offers this scholarship to top 500 students, based on their V-SAT score. The top 500 students get 100 per cent tuition fee waiver and rest of the participants get up to 75 per cent tuition fee waiver, depending on their scores.