Moot courts, internships, clinical legal education and the Bar Council of India's strict attendance rule define a law college. L2M Campus is configured for LLB and integrated BA-LLB programs, end to end.
BCI mandates 70% attendance to sit exams, but manual registers surface debarment cases far too late to intervene.
Moot court participation, internships and clinical legal work are logged in files that nobody can aggregate or verify.
Proving practical training and legal-aid activity to BCI inspectors means weeks of chasing paper.
Track subject-wise attendance against BCI's threshold and warn students, mentors and the office early, so eligibility issues are fixed during the term, not discovered at exam time.
Capture moot court participation, verify internships, track clinical legal education and legal-aid activities, and assess case work with rubrics, the practical training BCI wants to see, ready to prove.
Subject-wise attendance with the BCI 70% rule.
Eligibility checks, results and case-based assessment.
Workload, mentoring and practical-training verification.
Category & entrance-based admission for LLB / BA-LLB.
Yes. Subject-wise attendance is measured against the 70% eligibility threshold, with early debarment-risk alerts to students and faculty and live shortfall dashboards for the examination office, so problems are fixed during the term.
Absolutely. Log moot court participation and scores, verify internships, and track clinical legal education and legal-aid activities, turning scattered files into verifiable practical-training records for BCI.
It does. Configure three-year LLB and five-year integrated BA-LLB structures with their own semesters, subjects and assessment patterns, all under one institution.