LLB Course Fees - 3 & 5 Years LLB Course Fees, Private & Government

LLB Course Fee - Top Government Law Colleges

LLB Course Fee - Top Private College

5 Year LLB Course Fees in National Law Universities

NLUs have been established to improve the quality of legal education in India in line with global standards. While the first NLU was established at Bengaluru in 1987, the number of law universities has grown to 26. NLUs conduct the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) to admit students into the 5 Year Integrated BA LLB, LLM and PhD courses. On the other hand, some NLUs such as NLU, Delhi, conduct their own law entrance test.

For reference, given below is a snapshot of fee structure at NLU, Delhi The cost of education is around 3.65 lakhs a year

The tuition price, security deposit, utility fees, hostel and mess fees are a few of the categories under the NLU structure. While fees under a few heads must be paid in full only at the time of admission into the course, other payments must be paid annually.

The NLU, Delhi fee structure for 2024 has set the annual tuition charge for foreign students from SAARC nations at rupees equivalent to USD 6000. The annual tuition price for international students from non-SAARC countries has been set at the rupee equivalent of USD 12000.

The fee structure can change from time to time. Candidates are advised to check the list of NLUs in India to know more about the details of each law university.

LLB Course Fees in Government Colleges

Apart from NLUs, there are also several government law colleges and university departments across India that offer law courses such as Government Law College, Mumbai, and Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. A 3 year LLB course fee in government colleges or a 5 year integrated BA LLB course is comparatively cheaper as one can see in their fee structure.

Given below for reference is the fee structure of Government Law College, Mumbai for the 5 year integrated BLS LLB and the 3 year LLB courses. Students are admitted into the courses through the MH CET exam. The prominent heads under the fee structure include tuition fees, admission fees, library fees, development fees and student welfare.

The tuition fees for foreign students is five times the fee applicable to Indian citizens.

LLB Course Fees in Private Colleges

Apart from the NLUs and other government colleges, one can also pursue the study of law in private colleges. There are several private institutions such as Symbiosis law school Pune, Lovely Professional University, Amity University, Christ University and so on, that offer 5 year integrated LLB courses and 3 year LLB courses. The fees in private colleges are usually higher than the fees charged by government colleges.

Given below for reference, is the 5 year BA LLB (Hons) course fee structure of Christ University, Bangalore

The fees are subject to periodic review to account for increase in costs over the years.

Given below for reference is the 3 year LLB course fees of another private university namely the Lovely Professional University offers a three year LLB programme.

The programme fee is the sum total of fees under different heads, a few of which are tuition fees, university registration fees, development fee, co-curricular activities etc. The fee mentioned above does not include hostel and residential charges.

Also, note that the eligibility for the scholarship is determined by the University subject to fulfilment of certain terms and conditions laid down by the university.

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