The college admission process is multifaceted, requiring good academic performance, entrance essays, standardized exams, and recommendations. Admission is largely determined by the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) scores, with a score of 102 out of 200 being sufficient for entry. The process is supported by a detailed guide. The faculty, mostly graduates from National Law Universities, employ presentations and video content for effective teaching. An objective evaluation of teachers by external evaluators is suggested.
The annual college fee is 6 lakh INR, not including accommodation. For a family earning 21 lakh INR annually, with various expenses, the fee is considered borderline expensive. A family with a 15 lakh INR income finds the fees highly expensive, posing a financial strain. The college’s Training and Placement Cell efficiently organizes campus placements, keeping students informed and prepared for interviews. However, scholarships are limited to in-state students or those already enrolled in the college, not available to out-of-state students.
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