School of Law, Galgotias University

Official school page documents a moot court hall, library with books and legal journals, online legal databases accessed through campus Wi-Fi, classrooms with LCD projectors and IT tools, and auditorium/seminar facilities. Practical learning includes moot-court exercises, internships, court visits and legal-aid activities.

The official school page describes placement facilitation and professional preparation through practical legal training. No numeric placement rate or salary is stored because current cohort, programme and reporting-period definitions are not consistently specified on the official page.

Applications are handled through the university admissions portal. The School of Law lists integrated undergraduate law programmes and postgraduate/research pathways; eligibility and selection requirements vary by programme and should be checked against the current official programme notice and disclosure.

The school page describes the School of Law as established in 2012 and identifies its academic unit as the Department of Legal Studies. The current official university website lists it among the university’s schools.

The School of Law at Galgotias University delivers legal education through its Department of Legal Studies. The official school page describes integrated BA LL.B. (Hons.) and BBA LL.B. (Hons.) programmes, alongside postgraduate and research pathways including LL.M. and Ph.D. study. Its curriculum combines classroom learning with practical exposure through internships, moot courts and court visits. The school also describes work in advocacy skills, legal aid and outreach, with subject areas including corporate, intellectual-property, criminal and constitutional law. The official page identifies a moot court hall and access to legal reference resources, journals and online legal databases, supporting legal research and practice-oriented learning.