ILS Law College admission chances depend on the intake and programme. Students have to appear for the MHTCET Law courses to get a seat. The admission chances are moderately difficult as there are limited seats and the competition is high.

ILS Law College accepts MHTCET Law scores to select students. This is followed by CAP counselling. The exam is accepted for all UG and PG programmes except for Diploma.

Students may get admission in ILS Law College with 70% in Class 12. However, since admissions to the UG courses are entrance-based, students need to appear for the MHTCET Law course to get selected. Class 12 marks are not enough.

ILS Law College generally does not offer direct admissions. Students seeking admissions have to fulfil the admission requirements of the programmes. Admissions are entrance-based for all except Diploma courses.

To get admission in ILS Law College, students have to check the eligibility first. Eligible students can then apply online. The college offers entrance-based admissions. Students have to appear for MHCET Law exam followed by CAP process. Selected students need to pay the admission fees to complete t

No, students can get admission in ILS Law College BBA LLB without entrance exam. The college offers seats through the MHCET Law exam followed by CAP. Appearing for both is compulsory to get admission.

ILS Law College BBA LLB admissions are entrance-based. The admission requirements for the programme are as below:

• Class 12 from a recognised board + MHCET Law score + CAP counselling

ILS Law College BA LLB fees is INR 1.9 lakh. This is the total fees of the programme. The college charges caution deposit and library fees as part of the total fees. This is taken from official sources and can chaneg.

ILS Law College is considered to be affordable. The fee starts from INR 16,800 and goes till INR 1.9 lakh. With the help of scholarships and freeships, students consider the programmes affordable. The fees is as below:

Notable alumni of ILS Law College in Pune include P.B. Gajendragadkar 7th Chief Justice of India, classical vocalist Prabha Atre & senior advocates Devadatt Kamat and Manoj Swarup. Other alumni include legal professionals like Meghna Vyas (Civil Judge) & various practitioners, authors & academicians