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The CLAT PG 2026 third merit list is out for R V Institute of Legal Studies admission to the PG-level LLM programme. The fourth merit list will be out on May 2, 2026 (10 PM).
- The CLAT UG 2026 fourth merit list will be published on May 2, 2026, for admission to the five-year Integrated LLB (UG) courses.
rvils Course and Fees 2026
| Courses | Tuition Fees | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
BBA LL.B.(1 course) | – / – | 10+2 : 45 % Exams : CLAT |
B.A. LL.B.(1 course) | – / – | 10+2 : 45 % Exams : CLAT |
rvils Admission dates 2026
BBA LL.B. Admissions 2026
Eligibility- 10+2 with 45% aggregate
- Accepting Exams: CLAT
Important dates| Dates | Events |
|---|---|
1 Aug '26 - 31 Oct '26 | CLAT 2027 online registrations |
6 Dec '26 | CLAT 2027 Exam Date |
B.A. LL.B. Admissions 2026
Eligibility- 10+2 with 45% aggregate
- Accepting Exams: CLAT
Important dates| Dates | Events |
|---|---|
1 Aug '26 - 31 Oct '26 | CLAT 2027 online registrations |
6 Dec '26 | CLAT 2027 Exam Date |
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Commonly asked questions On All Programs
Yes, R V Institute of Legal Studies admissions are open for the academic year 2025. Candidates must fill out the application forms available on the official website of the institute to apply for admission in their preferred course. Additionally, the must also ensure fuflilling the eligibility criteria before applying for admission at R V Institute of Legal Studies.
Candidates are selected for BA LLB course at R V Institute of Legal Studies on the basis of merit in Class 12/PUC. Candidates must score the required aggregate (50% and 45% for reserved category) to apply for and take admission in the BA LLB course at R V Institute of Legal Studies.
Yes, candidates can admission in R V Institute of Legal Studies with 70% in Class 12. The minimum required aggregate for the same is 50% (45% for reserved category). They must submit the marksheet and certificate for Class 12 to apply for and confirm admission in R V Institute of Legal Studies.
For studying BBA LLB at R V Institute of Legal Studies, candidates must first fill the application forms available on the official website and submit it online or offline at the admission office. Admissions are granted based on the merit of Class 12/PUC, henc they must submit the marksheet and certificate for the same. Additionally, to get selected they must have a valid aggregate in Class 12/PUC.
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Commonly asked questions On All Courses
No R V Institute of Legal Studies admissions are merit-based. Hence, no entrance exams are required to take admission in the college. The merit of Class 12/PUC is accepted for admission in the courses offered- BA LLB and BBA LLB. Candidates must ensure fulfilling the eligibility criteria before applying for admission in their preferred course. Application forms are available on the official website of the institute.
For taking admission in R V Institute of Legal Studies, candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria required for the preferred course. They must pass Class 12/PUC with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category), and submit the marksheet and certificate for the same. R V Institute of Legal Studies grants admission based on the merit in Class 12/PUC. Interested candidates must fill out the application forms.
R V Institute of Legal Studies offers two courses to candidates. These are-
- BA LLB
- BBA LLB
Yes, candidates can get direct admission R V Institute of Legal Studies. Admissions in the institute are merit-based and merit of Class 12/PUC are accepted for the same. They can directly apply for admission at the institute by submitting the marksheet and certificate for the same and filling the application form available on the official website.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 7 months ago
Joining BA LLB course at R V Institute of Legal Studies is generally considered a decent option. Candidates must consider factors like infrastructure, faculty experience, hostel and mess facilities, curriculum, etc. while taking admission. They can apply online or offline for admission at R V Instit
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Answered 7 months ago
The BA LLB course at R V Institute of Legal Studies is offered for a duration of five years. Admissions to this course are merit-based and the merit of Class 12/PUC is accepted. Candidates can apply on the official website by filling the application form or online by submitting the form at the admis
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 7 months ago
No, R V Institute of Legal Studies admissions are merit-based. Candidates are not required to appear for CUET to take admission in the institute. However, they must fulfil the eligibility criteria for admission to their preferred course at R V Institute of Legal Studies.
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Answered 7 months ago
No, candidates cannot complete BBA LLB at R V Institute of Legal Studies in three years. The duration of this course is of five years. Admissions are merit-based and merit of Class 12/PUC is accepted for the same. Candidates must fill the application form to apply for admission in BBA LLB at R V Ins
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 7 months ago
Candidates can expect the following topics to covered under BBA LLB course at R V Institute of Legal Studies:-
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Economics
- Business Environment
- International Business
- Jurisprudence, etc.
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