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There was a BCI inspection and approval of the course earlier this year, the inspection was hilarious (due to technical issues) but the approval was granted and that is what matters.
I love LI but strongly advise LI to double check before publishing threads which might be considered as baseless rumours
BSc LLB & BTech LLB kind of degrees have been proven failures.
When Nujs started in 2000, it offered BA/BSc LLB. This was from very first year. No student opted BSc LLB and the programme got closed.
Bad idea of Nujs VC and others to launch it lowering the standards and student quality. Only low rankers in CLAT choosing it.
Don't know how law schools will set up physics and chemistry labs to offer BSc LLB?