IPEM Group, under the aegis of Laksh Educational Society, registered under the Societies Act, 1860, continues to build on its reputation as a premier Group of Institutions and has now established campuses offering different Program in the areas of Management, Information Technology, Law and Education. The annual fee for LLB course specifically is INR 40,500 p.a . The LLB course offered is approved by the bar council and is affiliated to Chaudhary Charan Singh University , Meerut ( code - 910) . Besides imparting knowledge of law in all spheres, a lot of emphasis is given to practicals at IPEM which has an experience of running this Course successfully with 100% results for the past eight years. The college is known for its goof faculty and infrastructure .

It is an average college with an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 . Couldn't find any good placements of this college in this course as well . Try to find a better college .

Hi,

Yes, Mumbai University offers a full time LLB program for a period of 3 years duration inclusive of 6 semesters.

For admission in integrated law courses, candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam from any recognized board.

Candidates should hold a graduation degree to apply for admission in LLB programme.

There is no age limit criteria to apply for law courses.

Placements: The placement ratio is pretty good almost all the students gets the placement except for those who opt for Masters. The highest package was about 16 lacs and average package for computer engineering is 4-5 lacs depends on your skills. L&T emerges as top recruiter. Internship programs are not there so you have to find it off campus. Roles are like doing projects on python Java and so on.

Infrastructure: Its a bit of old fashioned college but infrastructure is pretty good. Labs, classroom are clean and have all the facilities. Library has all the books which a student needs. It is good and there are many tournaments for cricket, football, chess etc.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and are highly qualified but talking about the quality they all run after completing syllabus I guess that happens in all colleges. After 4 years of study you obviously become industry ready. The first semester and second semester are headache like if you pass those without KT you will pass all seems with ease.

Hope this helps.

hi,

I assume you are asking about kerala law academy , trivandrum, Kerala law academy has following courses offered at its trivandrum campus:

five year integrated llb - ba llb, bcom llb

three year llb

llm, mbl.

since you are 12th law aspirant, you may apply for b.a  llb and b.com (//b.com) llb course .

eligibility criteria is applicants must have passed Higher Secondary Examination of the Government of Kerala or any other equivalent examination with atleast of   45% of the aggregate marks applicable for  General category and 40% marks applicable for  SC, ST and OEC category   to seek admission to the first semester of the Integrated Five Year B.A; LL.B. and B.Com (//B.Com) llb  course.

the entire b.a llb course seat and 50% seat of b.com (//b.com) llb will be filled through entrance test result, 12th score percentage and follows by interview performance.

remaining 50% seats in b.com (//b.com) llb will be fills by select list of candidates made by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Govt. of Kerala.

hope it would help.

hi,

I hope you are asking for clat ug exam. see for any of the exam preparation you have to scrutinize the pttern of questions and check which of the parts has what percentage of weightage. in clat ug exam current affairs and general knowledge has 25% of questions. so this part is very important to crack the exam. for gk you may daily read any of the papers or follow gk magazine like banker adda or any of the books which your training institute has provided. however give mock test and revise after a short space of time. make a routine and try to complete the syllabus before 1 month of exam.

you may follow our article below to know about clat preparation books suggested by experts:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat

Hi student,

A college without fee, how that can be possible. In the colleges that are fully funded by the government also charge some minimal fee. So, there is no law college without paying fee. See, you may get scholarship or something like that to compensate your fee, but then also you are paying fee from scholarship money.

Refer here for more info - List of Law Colleges in India – Courses, Fees, Reviews, Location, Ownership (careers360.com)

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

hello,

for MHCET , you have to do self study or take coaching from your locality. You have to look for good coaching institute with low fee.

if you are looking for low cost law college then it would be best to choose government college. You can also avail for TFW if your rank is eligible. you can also apply for scholarship programs to help you financially.

Here are is the list of Law college who accepts MHCET:-

1. Government Law college, mumbai
2. Gondwana University (5 year LLB)
3. Dr. BabaSaheb Ambedkar Marathwada university
4. North Maharastra University
5. SavtriBai Phule Pune University

For more college option, please visit the link below:-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-participating-institutes

hope it helps!