College of Law

After completing a BA LLB from the PG College of Law, Osmania University, you can pursue various legal careers, including practicing as an advocate, working as a corporate lawyer or legal advisor, or even joining the judiciary or civil services. 

Here's a more detailed look at the job opportunities:

Legal Practice (Advocate):

Advocate:

You can practice as a lawyer in courts after enrolling with the Bar Council of India (BCI). 

Specializations:

You can specialize in various areas of law such as Civil Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Law, or Tax Law. 

Law Firms:

You can work in law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, or even start your own practice. 

PG College of Law, Osmania University, is very good for BA LLB. A famous university, it is bar council of india approved 5-year programme with strong curriculum in constitutional law, criminal law, etc.

Faculty consists of experienced professors and practice in moot court and internships to improve skills. About average placements of INR 4-6 LPA with the highest reaching INR 12 LPA offered by firms like Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas.

 Tier 2, it indicates that it has quite a good standing in the region, but not that of the elite colleges like NLSIU or NALSAR. Economical fees INR 20,000-30,000 yearly plus the strong alumni network in Telangana legal scene value it further. A trusted option for good legal education.

Due to the public nature of PG College of Law, Osmania University, fees for the LLM programme are quite accessible. For a two-year program, the tuition fee is around INR 10,000–15,000 per year, totaling approximately INR 20,000–30,000 over the two years.

Other expenses include examination fees (about INR 1,000–2,000 yearly), library fees (INR 500–1,000), and registration (INR 1,000 one time), adding up to the total expenditure of INR 25,000–35,000. If needed, hostel fees would be additional at INR 10,000–15,000 per year. Compared to private law schools that charge in excess of INR 1,00,000 per annum, it is truly economical.

The fees may differ for a few by way of categories (e.g. SC/ST concessions) or slight annual revisions, but it matches with TS state university parameters

With 60 marks in TS LAWCET, admission into PG College of Law, Osmania University, is somewhat tough for the LLM programme but can be possible depending on cutoffs and category.

TS LAWCET for LLM stands at 120 marks with a minimum of 60 marks for admission, that being half, a fair minimum. The cut-off for the general category usually falls within 65-75 marks, while formerly SC/ST cut-off ranges between 50-60. In the case of OBC candidates, the cut-off often stands between 60-70. In that case at 60 marks, general candidates probably would be out of admission in the first round but may be able to make it through counseling rounds if seats remain vacant. Reserved category applicants will stand a better chance, given the fewer participants.

The general admission of any candidate also depends on the rank, enjoy the benefits of about 20-30 seats for the LLM batch, and annual-cutoff trends;