Law (LLB)

About MIT World Peace University School of Law

Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) is a private university located in Kothrud, Pune, Maharashtra. Its School of Law offers undergraduate and postgraduate legal education through integrated law programmes, a 3-year LL.B. and an LL.M. programme.

The School of Law focuses on legal education combined with practical and experiential learning. The programmes include exposure to legal research, moot courts, internships, seminars, industry interactions and emerging areas of legal practice. MIT-WPU also highlights its Employability, Placement and Career Advancement Cell for law students.

The School of Law is located within the university's Kothrud campus in Pune.

Law Programmes at MIT-WPU

MIT-WPU School of Law currently offers the following programmes:

1. BBA LL.B. (Hons.)

• Integrated 5-year programme
• 10 semesters
• Combines business administration with professional legal education

2. B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)

• Integrated 5-year programme
• 10 semesters
• Combines humanities/social sciences with professional legal education

3. LL.B.

• 3-year professional law programme
• 6 semesters
• Designed for graduates from any discipline

4. LL.M.

• 1-year postgraduate law programme
• Designed for law graduates
• Includes specialisations in areas such as Corporate & Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional & Administrative Law, Intellectual Property Law, and International & Comparative Law.

MIT-WPU Law Courses – Duration, Fees & Eligibility

Programme	Duration	Eligibility	2026–27 Fee
BBA LL.B. (Hons.)	5 Years / 10 Semesters	10+2/HSC or equivalent with minimum 50%; 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra	₹2,60,000 per year
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)	5 Years / 10 Semesters	10+2/HSC or equivalent with minimum 50%; 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra	₹2,40,000 per year
LL.B.	3 Years / 6 Semesters	3/4-year graduation with minimum 50%; 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra	₹1,65,000 per year
LL.M.	1 Year	3/4-year graduation in Law with minimum 50%; 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra	₹1,50,000 per year

These are the 2026–27 figures published in MIT-WPU's admission policy.

BBA LL.B. (Hons.) at MIT-WPU

About the Programme

The BBA LL.B. (Hons.) is a 5-year integrated programme combining business management and legal education.

The programme is designed for students who want to understand the relationship between business, management and law, with potential applications in corporate legal practice, commercial law, compliance and business advisory.

Duration

5 Years / 10 Semesters

Major Areas of Learning

The programme includes areas such as:

• Business Management
• Marketing Management
• Business Communication
• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Law and Economics
• Public International Law
• Constitutional Law
• Contract Law
• Corporate Law
• Commercial Law
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Criminal Law
• Family Law
• Legal Research
• Legal Drafting
• Advocacy
• Alternative Dispute Resolution

MIT-WPU's published programme information specifically identifies areas such as Marketing Management, Business Communication, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Law and Economics and Public International Law among the programme's major tracks.

Eligibility

Candidates should have:

• Passed 10+2/HSC or equivalent
• Studied English
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks
• Minimum 45% for candidates belonging to the reserved category from Maharashtra State, as specified by MIT-WPU.

Admission

For 2026–27, MIT-WPU states that admission is based on:

• MIT-WPU CET 2026
• Personal Interaction (PI)

A valid CLAT or MH CET Law score may also be considered, but candidates using these scores must still appear for the MIT-WPU Personal Interaction.

Fees

₹2,60,000 per year

Approximate tuition over five years:

₹13 lakh

This is a calculation based on the published annual fee and does not include other applicable charges.

Career Opportunities

BBA LL.B. graduates can explore:

• Corporate Law
• Commercial Law
• Corporate Legal Services
• Contract Management
• Compliance
• Corporate Governance
• Legal Consultancy
• Business Law
• Banking & Financial Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• In-house Legal Counsel
• Legal Research

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at MIT-WPU

About the Programme

The B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) is a 5-year integrated law programme combining humanities and social sciences with professional legal education.

The programme provides students with an understanding of law within its broader social, economic and political context.

Duration

5 Years / 10 Semesters

Major Areas of Learning

Students are exposed to areas such as:

• Sociology
• History
• Political Science
• Economics
• Psychology
• Constitutional Law
• Criminal Law
• Contract Law
• Family Law
• Property Law
• Corporate Law
• Environmental Law
• International Law
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Legal Research
• Legal Drafting
• Advocacy
• Alternative Dispute Resolution

MIT-WPU specifically highlights Consumer Protection Laws, Micro Economics, Macro Economics, Law and Economics, Public Administration and International Relations among its programme tracks.

Eligibility

Candidates should have:

• Passed 10+2/HSC or equivalent
• English as a subject
• Minimum 50% aggregate marks
• Minimum 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra State.

Admission

For 2026–27, admission is based on the MIT-WPU CET 2026 Entrance Examination and Personal Interaction.

A valid CLAT or MH CET Law score can also be considered, subject to the university's prescribed selection process.

Fees

₹2,40,000 per year

Approximate tuition over five years:

₹12 lakh

This calculation is based on the published annual fee.

Career Opportunities

B.A. LL.B. graduates can explore:

• Litigation
• Legal Consultancy
• Legal Research
• Corporate Legal Services
• Constitutional Law
• Public Policy
• Human Rights
• Civil Services
• Judiciary preparation
• Government legal roles
• International Law
• Higher legal education

3-Year LL.B. at MIT-WPU

About the Programme

The LL.B. at MIT-WPU is a 3-year full-time professional law programme designed for graduates who want to pursue a career in law.

The programme covers the Indian legal system and includes areas such as business laws, intellectual property rights, alternative dispute resolution and the Indian Constitution. MIT-WPU also highlights seminars and interactions with academicians, industry experts and practising lawyers.

Duration

3 Years / 6 Semesters

Major Areas of Learning

The programme covers areas including:

• Constitutional Law
• Business Law
• Corporate Law
• Contract Law
• Criminal Law
• Property Law
• Family Law
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Legal Research
• Legal Drafting
• Advocacy
• Indian Legal System

Eligibility

Candidates must have completed a 3-year or 4-year graduation degree from a UGC-approved university or equivalent institution.

MIT-WPU's 2026–27 admission policy specifies:

• 50% aggregate for general eligibility
• 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra State.

Admission

For 2026–27, selection is based on the MIT-WPU CET 2026 and Personal Interaction.

Valid scores from CLAT, PERA, AILET or MH CET Law may also be considered, subject to the requirement that the candidate completes the MIT-WPU Personal Interaction.

Fees

₹1,65,000 per year

Approximate tuition over three years:

₹4.95 lakh

This is calculated from the published annual fee.

Career Opportunities

LL.B. graduates can explore:

• Advocate
• Litigation Associate
• Legal Consultant
• Legal Researcher
• Corporate Legal Executive
• Legal Advisor
• Compliance Professional
• Legal Officer
• Contract Management
• Judiciary preparation
• Government legal services
• Higher legal education

LL.M. at MIT-WPU

About the Programme

MIT-WPU's LL.M. is a 1-year postgraduate law programme focused on advanced legal study, research and specialised areas of law.

The School of Law's published materials identify specialisation areas including:

• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Criminal Law
• Constitutional and Administrative Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• International and Comparative Law

Duration

1 Year

Eligibility

Candidates should have completed a 3-year or 4-year graduation degree in Law from a UGC-approved institution or equivalent.

The 2026–27 admission policy specifies:

• 50% aggregate
• 45% for eligible reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra State.

Fees

₹1,50,000 per year

Admission

Admission is based on the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU according to the prescribed schedule.

MIT-WPU Law Admission 2026–27

MIT-WPU has published its admission requirements for the 2026–27 academic year.

Admission Process

Step 1 – Check Eligibility

Verify the academic eligibility for the selected law programme.

Step 2 – Submit the Application

Complete the MIT-WPU online application form.

For the integrated law admission process, MIT-WPU's admission portal states an application fee of ₹2,000 for the entrance examination.

Step 3 – Entrance Examination

Appear for the applicable MIT-WPU CET 2026.

Step 4 – Personal Interaction

Candidates participate in the university's Personal Interaction (PI) as part of the selection process.

Step 5 – Alternative Entrance Scores

Depending on the programme, valid scores from examinations such as:

• CLAT
• MH CET Law
• LSAT
• PERA
• AILET

may be considered according to the programme-specific admission rules.

Step 6 – Offer of Admission

Selected candidates receive the applicable admission offer.

Step 7 – Fee Payment & Registration

Complete the required fee payment, registration and document submission.

Campus & Seats

MIT-WPU's School of Law is located at the university's Kothrud campus in Pune, Maharashtra.

The School of Law highlights practical and experiential learning through:

• Moot Court
• Legal research
• Internships
• Expert seminars
• Industry interaction
• Practical legal training
• Dedicated law library resources
• Employability and career development activities

2026–27 Seat Intake

MIT-WPU's published 2026–27 admission policy specifies the following intake:

Programme	Intake
BBA LL.B. (Hons.)	120
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)	60
LL.B.	60
LL.M.	80

Why Choose MIT-WPU School of Law?

1. Multiple Law Pathways

Students can choose from integrated undergraduate law, 3-year LL.B. and postgraduate LL.M. programmes.

2. Integrated BBA LL.B. & B.A. LL.B.

Students entering after 10+2 can choose between business-oriented BBA LL.B. and humanities-oriented B.A. LL.B. programmes.

3. Practical Legal Education

MIT-WPU highlights moot courts, internships, seminars and interaction with practising lawyers and legal professionals.

4. Career Development Support

The School of Law has an Employability, Placement and Career Advancement Cell supporting students with internships, placements and career development.

5. Specialised Legal Areas

The School's LL.M. and law curriculum provides exposure to specialised fields including corporate and commercial law, criminal law, constitutional and administrative law, intellectual property and international law.

6. Scholarships

MIT-WPU offers merit-based scholarships for eligible students based on academic performance and specified entrance examination scores. The university lists categories including the Dr. Vishwanath Karad Merit Scholarship, MIT-WPU Merit Scholarship-I and Merit Scholarship-II.

Career Opportunities After Law at MIT-WPU

Litigation & Advocacy

Graduates may pursue:

• Advocate
• Litigation Associate
• Legal Researcher
• Legal Consultant
• Legal Practitioner

Corporate Legal Careers

Potential roles include:

• Corporate Lawyer
• In-house Legal Counsel
• Legal Advisor
• Compliance Officer
• Contract Management Professional
• Corporate Legal Executive

Government & Public Sector

Law graduates may prepare for:

• Judicial Services
• Civil Services
• Government legal positions
• Public Prosecutor-related pathways
• Legal Officer positions

Specialised Legal Areas

Graduates can develop careers in:

• Corporate & Commercial Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Criminal Law
• Constitutional Law
• Administrative Law
• International Law
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Business Law

Placements & Career Support

MIT-WPU School of Law has a dedicated Employability, Placement and Career Advancement Cell, which the university describes as supporting students in obtaining internships, placements and other career opportunities.

The School's programme information also highlights interaction with academicians, industry experts and practising lawyers, alongside experiential learning.

A programme-specific placement table should be kept separate from university-wide placement statistics. The accessible current law sources do not provide a verified 2026 law-specific average salary, highest package or placement percentage.

Placement Parameter	Current Information
Internship Support	Available
Employability & Career Cell	Available
Placement Support	Available
Industry/Professional Interaction	Available
Law-specific Placement %	Not published in current sources
Law-specific Average Package	Not published
Law-specific Highest Package	Not published

Complete Fee Summary

Programme	Duration	Annual Fee	Approx. Tuition for Full Duration
BBA LL.B. (Hons.)	5 Years	₹2,60,000	₹13.00 lakh
B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)	5 Years	₹2,40,000	₹12.00 lakh
LL.B.	3 Years	₹1,65,000	₹4.95 lakh
LL.M.	1 Year	₹1,50,000	₹1.50 lakh

Approximate tuition is calculated by multiplying the published annual fee by the standard programme duration. Additional charges, hostel fees, examination fees and other applicable university charges may be separate.

FAQs – MIT-WPU School of Law, Pune

1. What law courses does MIT-WPU School of Law offer?

MIT-WPU School of Law currently offers four law programmes:

• B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) – 5 Years
• B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) – 5 Years
• LL.B. – 3 Years
• LL.M. – 1 Year

The integrated B.A. LL.B. combines humanities and social sciences with law, while B.B.A. LL.B. combines management education with legal studies. The three-year LL.B. is intended for graduates, and the one-year LL.M. provides postgraduate legal education.

2. What is the duration of the law courses at MIT-WPU?

The duration of the programmes is:

• B.A. LL.B. (Hons.): 5 years
• B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.): 5 years
• LL.B.: 3 years
• LL.M.: 1 year

The five-year integrated programmes are designed for students entering law education after Class 12, while the three-year LL.B. is available after graduation.

3. What is the eligibility for B.A. LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

Candidates must have passed Class 10+2/HSC or an equivalent examination in any stream with English as a subject.

For 2026–27, MIT-WPU specifies:

• 50% aggregate marks for eligible general-category candidates
• 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the reserved category from Maharashtra State

International applicants must meet the equivalent qualification requirements from a board or institution approved by AIU or the relevant government authority.

4. What is the eligibility for B.B.A. LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

Candidates must have completed Class 10+2/HSC or an equivalent examination in any stream with English as a subject.

The 2026–27 eligibility requirement is:

• 50% aggregate marks
• 45% aggregate marks for reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra State

The B.B.A. LL.B. combines management, business and legal education.

5. What is the eligibility for the 3-Year LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

Candidates must have completed a 3-year or 4-year bachelor's degree from a UGC-approved institution or university, or an equivalent qualification.

For 2026–27, MIT-WPU specifies:

• 50% aggregate marks
• 45% aggregate marks for reserved-category candidates from Maharashtra State

The programme is designed for graduates who want to pursue professional legal education.

6. What is the fee for B.A. LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

For the 2026–27 academic year, the official MIT-WPU admission information lists the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) fee at:

₹2,40,000 per year

The five-year programme therefore has a listed annual tuition structure of ₹2.40 lakh, subject to the university's applicable fee terms and revisions.

7. What is the fee for B.B.A. LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

For 2026–27, MIT-WPU lists the B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) fee at:

₹2,60,000 per year

The programme duration is five years. Students should check the admission offer and university fee schedule for any additional applicable charges.

8. What is the fee for the 3-Year LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

For the 2026–27 academic year, MIT-WPU lists the LL.B. fee at:

₹1,65,000 per year

The programme is three years full-time.

9. Does MIT-WPU conduct an entrance examination for law admission?

Yes. For the 2026–27 admission cycle, MIT-WPU uses the MIT-WPU CET 2026 Entrance Examination and Personal Interaction (PI) for its integrated law programmes.

Candidates with a valid CLAT or MH CET Law score can also be considered, but they must additionally participate in the MIT-WPU Personal Interaction process according to the university's admission requirements.

For the three-year LL.B., MIT-WPU's 2026–27 admission policy similarly lists MIT-WPU CET 2026 plus PI, while valid CLAT or MH CET Law scores may also be considered subject to the university's process.

10. Does MIT-WPU accept CLAT and MH CET Law scores?

Yes. MIT-WPU states that valid CLAT and MH CET Law scores can be considered for admission to its law programmes.

However, candidates using these scores must still participate in the university's Personal Interaction (PI) process as prescribed for the relevant admission cycle.

11. What is the difference between B.A. LL.B., B.B.A. LL.B. and LL.B. at MIT-WPU?

The programmes differ mainly in their interdisciplinary focus and entry qualification.

B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)

• 5 years
• Entry after Class 12
• Combines humanities/social sciences with law
• Includes areas such as Sociology, History, Political Science, Economics and Psychology

B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)

• 5 years
• Entry after Class 12
• Combines Business Administration and Law
• Includes management, finance, marketing, human resources and legal education

LL.B.

• 3 years
• Entry after a bachelor's degree
• Focuses primarily on professional legal education

MIT-WPU describes the B.A. LL.B. as providing a broader social and humanities context for legal study, while B.B.A. LL.B. combines management and practical legal training.

12. What specialisations are available through MIT-WPU School of Law?

MIT-WPU's School of Law brochure lists the following LL.M. specialisations:

• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Criminal Law
• Constitutional and Administrative Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• International and Comparative Law

The integrated programmes also include specialised subject areas and major tracks. For example, the B.A. LL.B. curriculum includes Consumer Protection Laws, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Law and Economics, Public Administration and International Relations.

The B.B.A. LL.B. curriculum includes areas such as Marketing Management, Business Communication, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Law and Economics and Public International Law.

13. What are the career opportunities after completing law at MIT-WPU?

Depending on their qualifications, professional requirements and areas of interest, law graduates can explore careers such as:

• Advocate
• Corporate Lawyer
• Legal Advisor
• Legal Consultant
• Legal Researcher
• Public Prosecutor
• Legal Firm Executive
• Corporate Legal Officer
• Compliance Professional
• Government Legal Officer
• Legal Aid Professional
• Academic/Research Roles
• Litigation Professional

MIT-WPU's School of Law specifically identifies career opportunities including lawyers, judges, academicians, corporate lawyers, public prosecutors, legal-firm executives, legal advisors, NGO legal-aid roles and officers in the Ministry of Law & Justice.

14. Does MIT-WPU School of Law provide internships and practical legal exposure?

Yes. Practical learning is an important part of MIT-WPU's law programmes.

Students receive opportunities through:

• Moot Court exercises
• Legal internships
• Seminars
• Interactions with academicians
• Industry-expert sessions
• Interactions with practising lawyers
• International immersion programmes
• Rural immersion programmes

MIT-WPU also has a dedicated Employability, Placement and Career Advancement Cell to support students with internships, placements and career development.

15. Does MIT-WPU offer scholarships for law students?

Yes. MIT-WPU offers scholarships for eligible law students based on qualifying entrance-examination performance and other stated criteria.

For 2026–27, the university lists scholarship categories including:

• Dr. Vishwanath Karad Merit Scholarship
• MIT-WPU Merit Scholarships
• Scholarships for Elite Sportspersons

For the LL.B. programme, the 2026–27 scholarship table lists:

Scholarship	MIT-WPU CET CBT Score	MHT-CET / CLAT Score
Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship – 100%	93+	90+
MIT-WPU Scholarship I – 50%	90+	88+
MIT-WPU Scholarship II – 25%	88+	85+

The university states that scholarships are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis and are provided as fee adjustments. Continued eligibility requires maintaining an 8 CGPA, minimum 80% attendance, and compliance with the university's other scholarship conditions.