The five-year law degree at Sinhgad Law College requires candidates to qualify the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH CET Law) and engage in a subsequent counseling process. Admission necessitates the submission of various documents including academic certificates and proofs of residency. The college is recognized for its competent faculty, with a student-faculty ratio of 8:1, ensuring personalized academic attention. The BA LLB program is structured over 10 semesters with assessments and university exams conducted twice a year.
The fee structure is affordable, with annual fees ranging from INR 28,000 to INR 40,000, depending on the year and category, totaling approximately INR 1.70 lakhs for the entire program. For reserved categories, fees are significantly reduced, potentially waived under scholarships. Additional exam fees apply per semester. Placement opportunities are limited, with 4-5 companies visiting for recruitment, offering salaries up to Rs 8 lakh per annum. Internships are a strong focus, with stipends and practical experience beginning from the third year.
The college supports students pursuing government exams and judiciary roles, and is favored by Pune's auto industry legal departments for internships. However, active recruitment by law firms is minimal.
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