KIIT School of Law has established itself as a pivotal Institution of excellence, scholarship and rigour among the law institutions of the third generation. We have a diverse student population drawn from as many as 20 states of India, enriching the experience of those who study here. Emerging as one of the finest law schools, KIIT School of Law is known lor its teaching standards and scholarship. We are also the first law school that implemented the curricula recommended by the Bar Council of India in 2009. Similarly, we are amongst the first law schools to offer three conjoined honours degree courses • B.A.Ll.B (Hens.), B.B.A LL.B (Hons.) and B.Sc.LLB (Hons.)SOL is also the first law school in India to offer specialized honours courses in Constitutional Law, Business Law, International Law, Crime and Criminology, Intellectual Property Law and Taxation Law. KIIT School of Law is also a member of the International Association of Law Schools, Washington, U.S.A. and Asia • Pacific Association of Law Schools,Australia.
The School runs under the guidance of Prof. N. L. Mitra, Former Director, National Law School of India University, Bangalore and Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, Jodhpur, who is now the Chancellor of our University. Prof. J. Martin Hunter, a Barrister at the Essex Court Chambers, London & Emeritus Professor, Nottingham Trent University, U.K. is a guiding force behind the school. At KIIT School of Law develop these graduates who reach not only the “highest ethical standards but have good understanding of the political and social context in which they operate. They develop into would be critical thinkers, good problem solvers and have the capacity to apply fundamentals of justice and rule of law in new context. Our school is strongly committed to quality legal education and excellence. Law itself is so fundamental that everything we do depends upon legal ordinance of the society, Government roles expected and achieved by all the stakeholders. At KIIT School of Law we administer critical fact education, so graduates do not accept the world as it is and once they fully understand, comprehend and possibly change it, it is always at the best interest of justice towards the client. As their mentors, supporters guide and philosophers we at KIIT School of Law strive to make the pillars of strength for generation to come so that they continue to hold aloft the repute of the legal profession.