Faculty of Law Banaras Hindu University Varanasi Answered Questions

Yes, the Faculty of Law, BHU accepts CUET-PG scores for admission to LLM courses. Candidates seeking admission must have a valid score in the national-level examination. In 2025, the cutoff marks for the one-year LLM and two-year LLM courses stood at 187 and 185, respectively. The mentioned cutoff was for the applicants belonging to the General All-India category.

The Faculty of Law BHU LLB (Hons) course aspirants are required to apply for CUET-PG exam. To submit the application successfully, candidates need to pay the application fee amount. Below table mentions CUET-PG application fee for each of the category:CategoryApplication FeeGeneralINR 1,200Gen-EWS/OBC-NCLINR 1,000SC/ST/Third GenderINR 900PwDINR 800

Faculty of Law BHU admit candidates to the three-year LLB (Hons) course on entrance-basis. Candidates are selected based on scores in CUET-PG. The first step of admission procedure is to check eligibility criteria. Candidates with a valid UG degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate can apply. Aspirants can visit the CUET-PG official website to apply. A cutoff list is then released, candidates who meet the cutoff mark become eligible for counselling. The seats are allotted in the counselling round. Selected candidates can pay the admission fee amount for selection.

No, as per the data curated from the official sources and web, BHU law faculty offers admission based on CUET-PG scores only. Candidates need to have a valid score in the national-level exam for admission. The Faculty of Law BHU may not offer admission through any other procedure. Before applying for the exam, candidates must check the prescribed eligibility criteria.

The course curriculum for the PG course is inclusive of core and elective subjects. Candidates can choose the preferred electives in the last three semesters. Below are the subjects covered in the Faculty of Law BHU LLB (Hons) course curriculum:Law of ContractConstitutional LawPublic International LawEnglish LanguageProfessional Ethics and Professional Accounting SystemLaw of CrimesLaw of Torts including MV Accident and Consumer Protection Laws

The seat allotment process at the Faculty of Law BHU is done on the basis of merit in CUET-PG. Candidates have to participate in the counselling round to secure a seat. There are a total of 286 seats for the LLB (Hons) programme. This seat count is a per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Yes, Faculty of Law BHU offers three-year LLB (Hons) programme. The PG course is offered in a full-time mode. For admission to LLB (H) at Faculty of Law BHU, candidates need to secure a good score in CUET-PG. Aspirants who fulfil the eligibility requirements can visit the exam official website to register and apply. 

According to the most recent information, depending on the level of competition and volume of applications, the cutoff for Banaras Hindu University's (BHU) Master of Personnel Management and Industrial Relations (MPMIR) program normally falls between a score of 50 and 60 percent in the CAT exam.

Yes, Faculty of Law BHU facilitate scholarship to LLM course applicants. To avail of a scholarship, candidates must fulfil the criteria prescribed by the authority. The applicants can apply for BHU scholarships. Moreover, the scholarships are provided in the form of financial aid. The university offer INR 5,000 Per annum to a maximum of 20 blind students. Additionally, the first and second rank holders are awarded a cash prize of INR 4,000 and INR 3,000, respectively. Candidates belonging to economically weaker backgrounds can get INR 2,000 per annum.

Faculty of Law BHU LLB (Hons) course admission is done on the basis of merit in CUET-PG. There is no other provision for admission as per the data curated from the web. Apart from exam score, it is also crucial that aspirants fulfil the course-specific eligibility criteria. Candidates who have a valid BA/BSc/BCom degree with at least 50% aggregate can apply.