Centralized allotment for five-year LLB course announced in Kerala

The centralized allotment for admission to integrated five-year LLB course has been published in Kerala.

For admission to integrated five-year LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law or Legum Baccalaureus) course in 19 private self-financing law colleges and four government law colleges, the centralized allotment has been published in Kerala. The allotment is the first phase of centralized allotment for the year 2021-22.

The allotment declared is based on the online options registered by candidates on October 16, up to 5 pm. 

The students who have received the allotment must report to the principal of the allotted colleges with the allotment memo and original documents as mentioned in Clause 18 of the prospectus between October 20 to October 25, by 4 pm.

The candidates can view their homepage by entering their application number and password in the Integrated Five Year LLB 2021-Candidate Portal given on the entrance commissioner's website.

Allotment or selection of a candidate to any college is based on the rank of the candidate and the available seats at the time of candidate filing options. The selection is governed by a statewide principle of selection and the total available seats in all the colleges get distributed statewide for different categories by applying the reservation policy.

Five-year integrated LLB is a double degree course and after successful completion of the course, it will be recognized for enrolment as Advocate under the Advocates Act, 1961.

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