With law evolving beyond traditional courtroom roles, fields like cor­porate law, intellectual property, environmental law, and human rights are attracting aspirants. Students are drawn to the profession’s potential for social impact, financial stability, and intellectual stimulation. The growing economy and globalization have spurred demand for legal experts. School of Law, Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (Deemed to be University) is an esteemed law school which complies with the Bar Council of India (BCI) mandates while striving to improve its curriculum wherever feasible. The in­stitute recognizes the importance of contemporary, relevant, and popular courses, ensuring students re­ceive a well-rounded education.

Hindustan School of Law emphasizes on deep understanding of core subjects while introducing optional courses that broaden the scope of learning. From the very beginning, the institution places significant emphasis on ‘court-craft’, helping students develop essential practical skills alongside their theoretical knowledge. This comprehensive approach has been designed to shape and sharpen the minds of future legal professionals, preparing them for the challenges of a dynamic legal landscape.

Empowering Legal Excellence

Hindustan School of Law offers BBA LLB, BA LLB, LLM and a two-year LL.M. program specializing in Corporate and Business Law, designed to equip students for successful careers in the corporate world. This course not only prepares graduates for roles in business but also enables them to practice in relevant legal areas, including the National Company Law Tribunals (NCLTs), Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs), and other tribunals. The curriculum is contemporary and up-to-date, emphasizing mandatory components such as internships and legal research to enhance practical learning.

The faculty at Hindustan School of Law comprises highly qualified professionals with extensive academic credentials and rich experience. Many faculty members have real-time experience as advocates and counsels before the Supreme Court, various High Courts, and trial courts. Notably, the institution engages retired judges and practising advocates to instruct LL.M. students in banking and corporate law. The school encourages its faculty to pursue online courses through SWAYAM and NPTEL, and to participate in faculty development programs (FDPs) and seminars to stay updated with legal trends.

The institute provides excellent infrastructure, featuring all essential amenities. Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS) has achieved a NAAC A+ rating. Facilities include a well-equipped moot court hall, a modern library with a rich collection of books, and digital access to computers, creating an optimal learning environment.

To support student success, HITS offers scholarships to meritorious and talented individuals, along with fee concessions and amenities for those in need. In compliance with BCI norms, a four-week mandatory internship is required for all undergraduate students, while LL.M. students must complete a one-month internship.

The institution hosts various activities throughout the academic year, including a five-day orientation for new students, a week-long intra-moot competition, and law day celebrations. Regular seminars, workshops, and guest lectures keep students engaged, while field visits, such as to the central prison and legal aid programs, are conducted annually. Students also have opportunities to pursue sports and cultural activities at the university level. Furthermore, Hindustan School of Law has organized national-level workshops on Film Law, Maritime Law, and Mediation Law, and has conducted an FDP on Legal Research Methodology involving several vice chancellors from law universities across the country. “We do arrange guest lectures with experts in different fields, like litigation lawyers, Tax experts, bureaucrats, social activists and more. Our Board of Studies in Law, Professors of Practice and Advisory Board members are drafted from various fields”, speaks Dr Anand Jacob Verghese, Chancellor, HITS.

From the very beginning, the institution places significant emphasis on ‘court-craft’, helping students develop essential practical skills alongside their theoretical knowledge

Expanding Career Horizons

The scope for law graduates to pursue diverse careers is limitless. As a professional course, law is designed to equip students for advocacy roles or positions in the corporate and government sectors. Throughout their initial years, students exhibit various interests, which the faculty carefully mentors and nurtures according to their core talents. Many graduates opt for careers in legal firms, while others choose to practice law. Some pursue opportunities in corporate or government sectors, and a select few are groomed for prestigious positions as judicial officers or public prosecutors.

In addition to these paths, students are made aware of the diverse options available in the NGO sector, cooperative sector, trade unions, social advocacy, and even politics. Given that undergraduate programs in law are broad, students are encouraged to pursue postgraduate studies in their chosen specialization to align in the field of law. This specialization may include areas such as Intellectual Property, Cyber Law, Banking, Insurance, and Taxation.

To further enhance the educational experience, Hindustan School of Law has established a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Center of Excellence in Digital Electronics Forensics in Chennai. This collaboration aims to provide students with valuable insights into criminology, penology, cybercrimes, forensics, and related fields.

Hindustan School of Law possesses a strong foundation that positions it for future success. The institution was recognized as the ‘Best Upcoming Law Institute of India - 2023’ by ASSOCHAM during the Bharat Legal Conclave 2023. With its robust academic framework and vibrant educational atmosphere, it is poised to become one of the most sought-after law schools in India.