What is the eligibility for the three-year Asian Law College courses?

For a 3 year LLB programme, candidates must have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. A minimum of 45% marks in aggregate is required for admission. Also the ALCAT examination scores are considered too.

Is there an entrance exam required for Asian Law College courses?

Yes, admission to Asian Law College courses is contingent upon clearing the ALCAT (Asian Law College Admission Test). Students who do not pass this entrance examination will not be eligible to gain admission to any of the courses offered by the college.

What is the fee structure for Asian Law College courses?

The total fees for the three-year LLB programme are approximately Rs. 3.65 lakhs. Apart from this the fee structure can be verified by contacting the admissions office of the college.

What is the eligibility for the five-year Asian Law College courses?

For the integrated five-year programmes, BA LLB and BCom LLB, candidates must have passed their 10+2 with at least 45% marks in aggregate. For students with U.P. domicile belonging to the SC/ST categories, the minimum requirement is 40%. All candidates must also clear the ALCAT entrance exam.

What are the undergraduate Asian Law College courses available?

Asian Law College offers three full-time undergraduate courses: the BA LLB, which is an integrated five-year programme; the BCom LLB, also a five-year integrated programme; and the LLB, which is a three-year programme for graduates.