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B (Hons)  \nLL. B  \nLL. M  \nDISCLAIMER  \nWhile every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this brochure is accurate at the time of publication (January 2026), all matters that it covers may be subject to change without notice. The information is meant for illustrative purposes only, and cannot be quoted as authority, for which the rules, regulations and notifications concerned shall be referred to. In particular, information about the structure of studies of the different branches of Engineering, Management and Law taught at the university is subject to continuous upgradation. The university does not intend, by the publication of this brochure, to create any contractual or other legal relations with students, their advisors or any other stakeholders and the university reserves the exclusive right to change or withdraw any statement in this brochure without notice.  \nWe have no other branch or campus in India. NCU trademark has been registered vide  \nRegistration  \nno. 3001127 dated 8th September 2016.  \nAdmission  POLICY 26-2027  \nThis policy shall be called the “ADMISSION POLICY 2026-27” for admission to the degree programmes offered by THE SCHOOL OF LAW at the postgraduate and undergraduate level.  \nThis Admission Policy is approved by the Board of Management of The NorthCap University, Gurugram. All admissions shall be made strictly in accordance with merit in a fair and transparent manner based on minimum eligibility criteria prescribed for each programme.  \n1. APPLICABILITY  \n1.1 This “Admission Policy-2026” is valid for the academic year 2026–27 and shall be applicable for admissions of all resident Indian students to UG/PG programmes of School of Law and covers children/wards of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs)/ international students wherever applicable.  \n1.2 The university has a comprehensive and transparent policy regarding fee structure, refund, cancellation & withdrawal. The  \nRefund & Cancellation Policy is in line with UGC/MOE policy on the matter as per UGC Notification dated 12th June, 2024 and any subsequent notifications.  \n2. PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE SCHOOL OF LAW AND THEIR INTAKE AND MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY FOR THE YEAR 2026-27  \n2.1 MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA  \n\n| SCHOOL OF LAW |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Undergraduate Programmes |  |  |\n| Programme | Minimum Eligibility Criteria | Intake |\n| Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws (BBA-LL. B (Hons)-Integrated Degree (5 Years) | 10+2 examination conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education or equivalent examination from a recognized board. Must qualify CLAT / AILET / LSAT / LNAT /CUET-UG/ Any other National Level Test in the discipline of UG programme.\u003Cbr>In case a student has not appeared in any of the above-mentioned entrance examinations, NCU will conduct its own entrance test in the discipline of UG programme. | 100 |\n| Bachelor of Laws (LL. B) -(3 Years) | Candidate must have successfully completed a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized University. Must qualify LSAT / LNAT / CUET-PG/Any other National Test in the discipline of UG programme.\u003Cbr>In case a student has not appeared in any of the above-mentioned entrance examinations, NCU will conduct its own entrance test in the discipline of UG programme. | 20 |\n| Postgraduate Programme |  |  |\n| Master of Laws (LL. M) - (1 Year) | Candidate must have successfully completed a LL. B degree (Law Graduate 3yrs/5yrs) from a recognized University. Must qualify CLAT/ | 20 |\n| Specialisations: | AILET/ LSAT / LNAT/ CUET-PG/Any other National Test in the discipline |  |\n| 1. Corporate Law | of PG programme. |  |\n| 2. Criminal & Forensic Law |  |  |\n| 3. Intellectual Property Rights | In case a student has not appeared in any of the above-mentioned |  |\n| 4. 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