Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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Ph.D2 Courses | ₹80,000 - 91,000 (1st Year Fees) | Post Graduation | - | |
L.L.M1 Course | ₹1.74 Lakhs (Total Fees) | L.L.B. with 55% + CLAT | 15 July - 15 Oct 2024 | |
BALLB {Hons.} | ₹2.19 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 45% + CLAT | 15 July - 15 Oct 2024 |
Course | Fees | Eligibility | Action |
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PG Diploma1 Course | ₹9,000 (Total Fees) | Graduation with 50% |
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The course curriculum at RGNUL is diverse and comprehensive which significantly influenced my decision to purse my legal education from here. It's well structure to cater both Judiciary focused and corporate aspirants. There are centers such as RICE for training students for competitive exams and also gives you enough internship and moot court opportunities. The curriculum effectively bridges between theoretical knowledge and practical application through effective confrences, moot courts, competitions, workshops and other seminars. The college gives you enough doors to walk in for your academic pursuit but beyond this it is only YOU who has to put in the efforts and work hard to open those doors. However there's a room for improvement by introducing more experienced faculty to maintain the quality standards.
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Course curriculum is good too, as the course is of BA LLB integrated, the clg covers all the BA subjects in first year only and the rest four years are focused on teaching law, a bit improvement is needed in BA curriculum only.
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The course is of five years. The college only offers one course BALLB (Hons.). I choose the course to give government exams like the judiciary. The college exams are easy to pass and the faculty is average
I chose this course to be eligible to go to give net UGC and get some exposure. The faculty-student ratio is good. The teachers are all UGC net qualified having doctorate degrees. Teaching methods are also very student-friendly. Term exams are conducted timely with a moderate level of difficulty.
In all the school is the most incredible in its stream there may be a few issues however the understudy association of the colleges is extremely amazing to come over these issues. The school life here in RGNUL is generally excellent and accommodates the upliftment of the understudy in their demeanour in their scholastics just as there in their life.
Law can be a very good option and as budding lawyers you get to learn a lot. So I was always fascinated tiwards law as a career. I am a BALLB student so my studies include more of Political Science, sociology & all including Law. Faculty at RGNUL is really supportive according what I have got to know as a first year student who has not really met everyone in person as I am in a batch of 2020! But I have got a very good guidance from the faculty members. Moreover, they prepare us well for being good researchers. This is all for now as I have not got to meet other faculty members except the ones teaching to 1st year students.
Our college provides great infrustructure, learning opportunities, educational and research opportunities, awesome faculty and above all an environment to thrive and enrich ideas.
Fees is certainly high but University gives justice by providing certai facilities to the students and there are scholarships programme available for the students who cannot afford the fees. As it is government university certain schemes and scholarships are provided to students.
The fee is a little bit in the higher side and the late fee itself is extremely high, as long as i can recall there aren't any additional fees other than a seat locking fee that is mandatory by the CLAT itself, however that amount of around 50000 is adjusted in the first semester fee at the time of counseling. The college does provide a division of fee but further transparency is a difficult thing to ask from the administration.
Its a bit on the expensive side. Total fees costs you around 2.4 lakhs per annum including hostel & mess fees. The fees is divided into 2 parts and is to be paid once in each semester. Its easy to get your fee receipt from the administration for tax purposes. Further scholarships are available for PWD, SC/ST students as well.
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