Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore BALLB {Hons.} : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Name: Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Law [BALLB] {Hons.}
Rating: 4.8 (4 reviews)

Bangalore, KarnatakaEstd 2015

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BALLB {Hons.} at Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore is a 5 years, Full Time Degree program offered On Campus.

The total fees for the BALLB {Hons.} program at Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore is ₹ 7 Lakhs.
Students need to pay ₹ 1.4 Lakhs in the first year.

India Today Law ranking 2025, ranks Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore at 38 out of 76 in India.

Find detailed Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore BALLB {Hons.} fees, eligibility, admission dates, cutoff and ranking below.

Course Highlights	Details
duration	5 Years (Full Time)
course level	UG (Degree)
mode of study	On Campus
total fees	₹ 5.75 Lakhs
eligibility	10+2 with 45%

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Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore BALLB {Hons.} Fees

BALLB {Hons.} Fees at Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore covers a range of expenses, including tuition fee, course materials, and access to campus facilities.

The total fees for BALLB {Hons.} is ₹ 7 Lakhs.
This includes a total tuition fee of ₹ 7 Lakhs.
Candidates need to pay ₹ 1.4 Lakhs in the first year.
Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore Hostel Fee is ₹ 1.1 Lakhs.

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Fee Type	Total Amount (INR)
tuition fee	₹5.75 Lakhs
total academic fee	₹5.75 Lakhs
hostel fee	₹4.75 Lakhs
total fee	₹10.5 Lakhs

* Fees is refundable

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Presidency University, School of Law Bangalore BALLB {Hons.} Ranking

Indiatoday Ranking

#38 out of 76 in India 2025

#6th in Bangalore

#6 in Karnataka

IIRF Ranking

#41 out of 50 in Top Private Colleges in India 2025

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Alwin s george

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Reviewed on Nov 29, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Presidency University is lovable!!

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Yearly fees since I have joined in 2022 is same and that is 1 lakh and 40 thousand. The fees in my words is affordable as law is a professional course and therefore the expensive faculties are needed and also moot court and other such facilities are also required. At this fees our college provides is all these facilities.

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BLESSY GETHZIA J

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BALLB {Hons.}

Reviewed on Nov 29, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Presidency University offers massive facilities!!

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Our fees for law is just 1.4 lakhs which is half of our peers colleges like the Christ University and Ramaiah Law College among others. Even NLSII charges 3 lakhs a year but not our college as it has kept the fees which is in a common man's range.

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Kavin Pachamuthu

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BALLB {Hons.}

Reviewed on Nov 28, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Presidency University Bangalore is authorative.

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The fees for Presidency School of Law is 14000 and it's same for everyone unless they are from backward class. They have state scholarship worth 40-50% waive off and hence their fees is half than ours.

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Anvi Sharma

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BALLB {Hons.}

Reviewed on May 6, 2020

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Fee Structure And Facilities:

The course fees for the first year in BALLB costs approximately 140,000. This tends to remain the same for the next four years too. This makes it a total expenditure of 7,00,000 for the 5 year degree.

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