Admission Process

The admission to our Law program is based on merit and requires candidates to have completed their 12th grade or equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 60% marks. The selection process involves an entrance test followed by counseling for seat allocation.

Candidates must register online through the university portal and fill out the application form with accurate details. After submission, they will receive a confirmation email and admit card upon successful registration.

The entrance examination typically consists of objective-type questions covering general knowledge, current affairs, logical reasoning, and basic legal aptitude. The exam is conducted in a computer-based format and lasts for 2 hours.

Post-examination, the merit list is prepared based on performance in the entrance test. Candidates are then invited for counseling sessions where they can choose their preferred colleges and courses according to their rank.

Eligibility Criteria

Admission Ranks (2020-2024)

Preparation Tips for Aspirants

Preparing for law entrance exams requires strategic planning and consistent practice. Candidates should start by understanding the exam pattern and syllabus thoroughly.

Regular reading of newspapers, legal journals, and current affairs magazines helps build general awareness. Practicing mock tests regularly improves time management skills and identifies areas needing improvement.

Joining coaching classes or online preparation platforms can be beneficial for structured learning. However, self-study remains crucial for developing analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

During counseling, candidates must carefully evaluate their preferences based on previous year's rank trends and college rankings. Filling choices wisely can significantly impact seat allocation outcomes.