Admission Procedure
Admission & Examination Rules
→ Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) – Three-Year Course (New Scheme)
◊ The LL.B. (P) program is a three-year degree course conducted through lectures and practical training, with examinations administered by Dr. Bhim Rao Amebedkar Lal University, Jaipur The university awards the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) degree to students who meet the eligibility criteria, complete the prescribed coursework, fulfill attendance requirements, undergo practical training, and successfully pass all required examinations.
Eligibility Criteria
◊ Candidates seeking admission to the three-year LL.B. program must have:
◊ A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in any discipline (Arts, Science, Commerce, Medicine, Management, Engineering, Nursing, Agriculture, Shastri, Acharya, Ayurvedacharya, or Ayurveda Brihaspati) from MLSU or any UGC-recognized university.
◊ A minimum of 45% aggregate marks in their qualifying degree (for General category).
◊ OBC category: Minimum 42%
◊ SC/ST category: Minimum 40%
◊ Academic qualifications must follow either the 10+1+3 system (pre-1989) or 10+2+3 system (post-1989).
◊ Candidates holding a Master’s degree in any discipline are also eligible if they meet the minimum marks requirement.
◊ Degrees obtained via distance education, correspondence, or open schooling methods are considered valid for admission.
◊ Admission is subject to Bar Council of India (BCI) regulations, which periodically review and stipulate minimum eligibility requirements.
◊ 45% marks in Bachelor’s/Master’s degree only indicate eligibility to apply; admission is granted based on institutional criteria and seat availability.
◊ Internal assessment marks are not considered when calculating eligibility.
Admission Process
◊ Admission is granted by the Admission Committee.
◊ Employed students must submit a Permission Letterr from their employer.
◊ Reservation Policy (as per government rules):
◊ SC: 16%
◊ ST: 12%
◊ OBC: 21%
◊ If reserved seats remain vacant, they will be filled from the General category.
Attendance & Academic Regulations
◊ A minimum of 70% attendance in each subject is required, as per BCI guidelines.
◊ The attendance requirement is subject to revision by the Bar Council of India.
◊ Students who fail to pay their dues on time may have their names struck off the rolls. They may be readmitted upon payment of the prescribed fees and outstanding dues.
