School of Law, UPES, Dehradun
ApplyRanked #18 amongst Institutions in India by NIRF | Get Upto 100% Scholarships | Spot Admissions via CUET
Ranked #18 amongst Institutions in India by NIRF | Get Upto 100% Scholarships | Spot Admissions via CUET
Grade 'A+' Accredited by NAAC | Ranked 33rd in India by NIRF
Scholars’ Round Deadline: 14th Nov’26 | Earn upto 50% merit Scholarship + 10% for top performers | EFMD Accredited | AACSB (USA) & AMDISA Member | Highest CTC 28 LPA
BA LLB, BBA LLB, or BCom LLB and LLB | LLM 1 Year – 4 Specializations | Approved by BCI | Highest CTC 9 LPA
Moot Court | Mock trials | Legal Aid Clinic | Recruiting Partners: FICCI, TCS, Adani, Trilegal, and many others
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Shantaram Potdukhe College of Law Chandrapur offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in the field of legal studies. SPCL Chandrapur courses are available in LLB, BA LLB, BA LLB Hons, LLM, and PGD. Candidates requires to have done 12th to be eligible for SPCL Chandrapur UG courses.
SPCL Chandrapur courses are offered in various specialisation such as cyber law, labour law, taxation law and consumer law. At Shantaram Potdukhe College of Law, candidates must meet the basic educational eligibility before applying.
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SPCL Chandrapur offers certificate programmes in cyber security, moot court and personality development. SPCL Chandrapur eligibility criteria are provided below in the table.
Courses | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|
Passed 10+2 from recognised board and valid score in MHCET Law | |
Bachalor’s degree from recognised university | |
Note: Applicants must fulfill the SPCL Chandrapur eligibility criteria before submitting the application form for their desired programme.
In government institutions all over India, it is mandatory to provide reservation based on the reservation rules
15% seats are reserved for SC candidates.
In order to claim reservation under these Categories, the candidate must have valid certificate issued by the competent authorities.
However, the private institutions may or may