Colleges in Assam

Jnanadabhiram Barooah Law College (JB Law College or JBLC) application form can be collected from its admission office. The link to download the application should be available online as well. After filling out the application, candidates are required to submit the dully filled application form at t

JB Law College admit candidates to its LLM programme based on their performance in the entrance exam followed by an interview round. The entrance test is conducted within the college presmises. However, for the final selection, the candidates performance in the last qualifying examination or his/her

There is no update about the JBLC application form 2024 on the official website as of now. The university shall publish the admission notification on its official website as well. Candidates can also contact the college directly for more details.

Yes, the filled application form has to be submitted along with the documents (self-attested) listed below:

1. Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets/certificates/registration certificates
2. Bachelor's degree and mark sheets/certificates/registration certificates

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.

For admission to LLM at JB Law College, a candidate should have a bachelor's degree in law, such as LLB with an aggregate prescribed by the college. Candidate must have the degree (original and photocopies) during form filling and admission process. This document is necessary for verification purpos

IIIT Guwahati faculty is highly qualified and learned. Out of the total faculty members, maximum members are PhD holders in relevant fields. The remaining faculty is highly qualified and has expertise in respective courses and fields.

Below is the comparison between IIT Bombay and IIT Guwahati MDes course based on  fee:

*The fee is taken from an unofficial source. Hence, is indicative.