Bhopal

No, JLU Bhopal MCA admissions are not entrance-based. As per official sources, students who wish to get admission are not required to take any entrance test. Prospective students must fulfill the eligibility requirements and apply for the course on the university's official website. The selection of candidates depends on their performance in the subsequent PI round. Moreover, shortlisted students are intimated about the interview venue and date within one week's time.

Students who are enrolled in the JLU Bhopal MCA programme must pay the tuition fees on an annual basis. Per year, the tuition fee to be paid is INR 25,000. Thus, the total tuition fees amount to INR 50,000 for a course duration of two years.

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes,  MCA is offered at JLU Bhopal. This programme is designed to help students cultivate advanced knowledge of Computer Applications. Those who wish to take admission can check the below table to know the key highlights about this programme:

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, JLU Bhopal provides many scholarships and fee waiver schemes to its LLM students. To extend financial support, the university provides different types of scholarships, such as qualifying marks-based, sports-based, etc.

Upon completing their LLM degrees from JLU Bhopal, students can explore a wide range of career paths. They can take up various government exams, such as the Judicial Services Examination, Assistant Public Prosecutor, and more, to get a government job. They can also look up vacancies in the private sector. Other than this, one can choose to work in a law firm or set up their own consulting organisations.  Mentioned below are some of the popular job profiles for LLM graduates to pursue:

• Litigation Attorney
• Legal Journalist
• Legal Advisor
• Corporate Lawyer
• Legal Associate
• Company Secretary

Yes, after completing LLM from JLU Bhopal, students can seek out job opportunities in various government PSUs. SAIL, BHEL, NALCO, INDIAN OIL, etc., are some of the reputed public sector units to work in.

Students can also appear for government competitive exams such as the Judicial Services Examination, Assistant Public Prosecutor, and more to get a government job. The below table showcases some of the prospective government jobs along with their average salaries: