Army Institute of Law Mohali BA + L.L.B : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The Army Law College initiates its admission process in May with an online application, requiring marks from 10th and 12th grades, personal details, and uploads of a photo and signature. With 80 seats per batch, admissions give priority to army personnel's children (60 seats), followed by Punjab domicile (16 seats) and all-India civil category students (4 seats). The selection process for the Army and All India categories is based on entrance exam rank and 12th-grade merit, while Punjab category admissions rely solely on 12th-grade merit.

The college has around 5 permanent faculty members, an officiating principal, and about 10 non-permanent teachers. While some permanent staff have over a decade of teaching experience, newer faculty often lack the requisite qualifications. Faculty receives a rating of 3 out of 5, with a need for more experienced professors. The annual fee is approximately 2 lakhs, inclusive of tuition, hostel, and messing facilities, lower than other law colleges in India.

The fee structure is revised annually by about 10%. The college offers scholarships based on academic merit, performance in moot courts, and collaborations with organizations like Tata and ICICI. Placement opportunities are promising, with about 80-90% of students getting placed. The highest package has been Rs. 16 lakhs per annum, with an average of Rs. 6-7 lakhs. Renowned firms like ICICI Bank, EY, and TCS are placement partners. Despite some limitations in law-specific placements and absence of a day zero concept, the college boasts a 100% placement record over the past few years.

Scholarships and educational loans are accessible, particularly for army wards, who benefit from reduced tuition fees.