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J. B. Law College Online Courses 2025
- B NAAC accredited
- Private Institute
- Estd. 1969
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Table of contentJ. B. Law College Fee Structure 2025
The admission process for J. B. Law College courses consists of a step where selected candidates are required to make a fee payment as per the J. B. Law College fee structure. If candidates fail to submit the fees, J. B. Law College reserves the right to forfeit the admission. Moreover, the total tuition fee to be paid for admission to different courses ranges from INR 66,000 to 1,25,000. Check out the table below to understand the exact fees for the desired course:
| Course Name | One-Time Fee | Tuition Fee | Hostel Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. (Hons) | NA | INR 1,25,000 | NA |
| LL.M. | NA | INR 81,000 | NA |
| LL.B. | NA | INR 66,000 | NA |
Commonly asked questions On Fees Breakdown
Q: How much is the JB Law College LLM course fee?
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The total tuition fee for JBLC LLM course is INR 81,000 for the two-year programme. Total course fee shall include more components. Candidates can further reach out to the college admission office to get complete details about the fee structure.
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Muztaba Sarwar Choudhury 
B.A. LL.B (Hons.) - Batch of 2023
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I am very much satisfied with its teaching staff but the administration is not good.
Placements: Around 60% of students are placed. The average salary package offered is 1.5 LPA. Various recruiting companies hire as a legal advisory. Most of the students get internships in many different companies like Judicial services.
Infrastructure: This college provides a good infrastructure with a moot court, library, and seminar hall maintained very well. There is a girls' hostel but it is closed due to some reason. The boys' hostel is not provided. The canteen is there with good food and it is well-maintained. The environment is hygienic in this college.
Faculty: This college provides excellent teaching quality with friendly teachers who are very helpful and knowledgeable. This course prepares the students from the very beginning in the field of law. The semester exam is difficult, but the teaching staff makes it easy for the students with their teachings.
Other: I chose this course because I made my mind to study law from the very beginning, and the best things about this course is that it makes the course easy with multiple degree and it saves 1 year. The semester system and this college administration can be improved. Events, fests, campus crowd, campus surroundings, and extracurricular activities are good. There is no specific scholarships provided by this college.
Reviewed on 24 May 2022Read More
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Aini Borah
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2015
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Overall it is the best college best with excellent infrastructure and facilities.
Placements: Our college was established in the year 1969. The J. B. law college is one of the leading law colleges in Northeast India, imparting legal education since its inception in the year 1969. Around 75% of the students got placed in our course. The fee charged in our course is minimum Rs. 11,000 or a maximum of Rs. 13,000. There are no such recruiting companies for our course, as because after completing our course we can directly join in court for practices and also we can apply for companies as a legal adviser in banks, Railways government jobs, etc. None of the students got internships in companies from our course because after completing our course we can directly join in court under senior advocate as an intern for practice, after completing 3 years or more than that we can apply for companies, banks, etc., as a legal adviser. Our college offered a good education.
Infrastructure: The college had its campus with multistoried RCC buildings with classrooms, common rooms, auditorium, moot court hall, library, seamless internet connectivity, office room, canteen, etc. We had all the modern facilities. Students were endowed with modern infrastructure. There were no such hostels in our college, but we can leave in PGs and hostels outside our college. The quality of the food served was good, and we can also cook by our self. The canteen was good and hygienic. We have many hospitals near our college, and a legal aid clinic was also inaugurated for needy persons. Sports, debate, etc., were also well organised in our college.
Faculty: Teachers in our college were qualified, helpful and knowledgeable. They are very cooperative and good. Some of them were PhD holders in law, and some were pursuing it. They were the best in their work and also had very good teaching experiences. The course curriculum was relevant
Other: I chose this course as a career because it is a very challenging field and has fundamentals of life and liberty. Its help us to know the awareness of rights responsibility, financial stability, etc. The best thing about this course is that it helps us to understand legal points, to know about master critical thinking, strong reasoning and analytical skills, etc. I wish there were electronic projectors in every classroom, etc. Our college organised every event, fest, extracurricular activities, cultural programme, and debate competition. The campus surroundings were very good and refreshing, and it had every valuable thing we need. The campus crowd was normal, and students can give 100% to their studies. We also had moot court for our better practises legal aid camp.
Reviewed on 13 Oct 2020Read More
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Mrigank Bezbaruah
B.A. LL.B (Hons.) - Batch of 2022
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1Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
I am satisfied with the institution, and dissatisfied because of lack of practical exposure.
Placements: No placements are being offered by the institution. Students look out for themselves for internships and real courtroom experiences. B.A. LL.B (Hons) is an integrated course, and I've taken Corporate Law as Hons. No companies are walking in the college offering jobs, but the LL.M. course probably provides a sort of recruitment facilities for the students.
Infrastructure: Separate classes are available for the Hons classes. Facilities like a library, a gym, auditorium, canteen and the basic requirements that are needed are available in a college. The institute doesn't have hostel facilities. The food is fairly good though a few incidents of misconduct have been noted a few times in the past and actions have been taken to improve the conditions. Annual sports and cultural curriculum are held and organised by the institution from time to time.
Faculty: Staff is helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is fairly good, but it can be improved. The course curriculum is relevant and interactive, but as students of law, we can only be industry-ready once we have practical exposure.
Other: I have chosen these course B.A. LL.B. (Hons) because ATIT meets the ends of my criteria, career-wise. Personally, I think a moot court experience would be much better than sitting at the library reading textually. We should be able to apply the knowledge we inherit. Events and fests are organised on the campus, and the campus crowd is friendly and helpful. The surrounding is okay, gardens are maintained. The campus is cleaned daily. Extracurricular activities are also held and supported by the institution from time to time.
Reviewed on 30 Aug 2019Read More
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Hseng Awng
B.A. LL.B (Hons.) - Batch of 2020
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Very much disappointed with the ongoing conditions of the college.
Placements: It seems that many students passed out with flying colours from this very college, but now it has changed a lot. I haven't even got a glimpse of any word called "placement or some kind of internship" from anyone from the college authorities. Moreover, the clerks working within the office aren't qualified enough to make them sit there and thus makes the official works very much time-consuming.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of the college is good, but the problems stand out tall during summer and rainy season as it gets flooded. Apart from that, there's a drain just back of the college that stinks a lot when it's in overflowing condition, it creates a lot of foul smell and hence making it a breeding ground for mosquitoes. A meagre number of people is only holding the Wi-Fi which is meant for all the students of the college. The condition of the classrooms are not good, many of the desks and benches are shaky. The quality of the food in the canteen is not good, and sometimes they don't cook well and serve half cooked.
Faculty: The courses offered here are good, and to a lot of extents, the faculty does a good work. But there might be instances where students from out of state might face difficulty in going with the local Assamese dialect with respect to the teaching style. Thus it might result in causing problems to the student. We've a 3-storey building in the college, but only the 1st floor is where classes are being taken, leaving the other top floors without any use. The moot court sessions very seldom take place, and the library doesn't have enough materials needed. Plus, the computer lab is just for namesake it remains locked all the time. The ratio of student to faculty is very low.
Reviewed on 16 Dec 2017Read More
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Hayung Debbarma
B.A. LL.B (Hons.) - Batch of 2029
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A good college for those who want to pursue law in the future.
Placements: Here in our college, there are basically two courses. B.A. LL.B. and LL.B. As much as I know and from the information I got from seniors, it's a good college. In terms of placements and internships, it is very poor, as the college itself doesn’t provide placements. It does provide internships for practicing lawyers.
Infrastructure: Facilities in our college are limited. We don't have the concept of a hostel or any hostel premises. We have average infrastructure and a good canteen. The food is really good, healthy, and hygienic. However, there are no hostels in our college. Talking about sports, it is not considered a priority, as we are only able to play during sports week. Otherwise, there is no space for sports activities at all.
Faculty: As a second-semester student, as much as I know, the exams are conducted on a very strict and regular basis. The exams aren't that hard according to my personal opinion. From what I have seen, teachers are really helpful, intelligent, and qualified. Faculty members, both office staff and professors, provide good knowledge and help with most issues regarding exams. To pass the semester examination, the required mark is 40%, which is decent. It's a good college in terms of having good professors and faculty staff.
Other: Talking about my course, I have always dreamed of becoming a lawyer and fighting cases like we see on television. But to be practical, being a lawyer and studying to become one is really a challenging task, as we have to learn about many aspects of topics like Muslim laws, Hindu laws, family laws, and many more, which is good to me. Talking about the college events and campus, it's not a great campus, but not too bad. In my opinion, the events are not that great.
Reviewed on 18 Jun 2025Read More
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 6 months ago
The official website of JB Law College in Guwahati provides access to past entrance exam questions along with the college administration that students should contact for question papers. Some educational platforms together with forums published these educational resources. Students seeking entrance
YASH SHARMA
Scholar-Level 17
Answered 6 months ago
To find previous year question papers for J. B. Law College (Jnanadabhiram Barooah Law College), one can check the college's official website or its digital repository, or contact the college directly.
In the college's official website. Look for a section on "Past Papers," "Question Papers," or "Exam
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Janhvi Ahirwar
Contributor-Level 7
Answered 9 months ago
J. B. Law College in Guwahati offers a 3-year LLB program with an entrance exam that assesses candidates on various legal and general knowledge topics. The syllabus for the entrance exam typically includes:
•General Knowledge and Current Affairs: Questions related to national and international events
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Siddhant Panwar
Contributor-Level 6
Answered a year ago
Latest every cut Go marks of Bachelor of Law (LL. B.) program at J.B. Law College, Guwahati usually consists of :-
- BA LLB: Class 12 pass with not less than 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST/OBC)
For LLB: Requires UG degree with 45% (40% for SC/ST/OBC)
Since cutoffs may vary year to year, for fresh and upd
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KUMKUM BASWAL
Contributor-Level 8
Answered a year ago
The college makes selection process for BA. LLB and LLB programmes through a merit and admission Test followed by an Interview. The candidates seeking admission in LLM have to appear in Statutory Written Admission Test in Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code and Current Legal problem
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Where can I get the previous year papers of law entrance of JB Law College?