ILS Law College Admission Process

ILS Law College BBA LLB admissions are entrance-based. The admission requirements for the programme are as below:

• Class 12 from a recognised board + MHCET Law score + CAP counselling

No, students cannot get admission in ILS Law College BBA LLB without entrance exam. The seats are offered based on MHCET Law scores via Maharashtra CAP. Candidates need to pass the entrance test to get admission in BBA LLB programme.

Yes, ILS Law College does offer scholarship schemes for its students. Some of the offered schemes are as below:

• Post-Matric Scholarships for SC, ST, OBC, NT
• Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Swayam Yojna for ST category
• Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for Minorities
• Post Matric Scholarship Scheme for PwD
• Scholarships for Top Class Education for Students with Disabilities
• Central Sector Scheme of Top Class Education of SC students

There are limited seats for ILS Law College programmes. Students have to participate in counselling process to get a seat. The intake is as below:

Note: This is taken from official sources and can change.

Till now, ILS Law College has not released any admission notices for last dates. Students may apply as long as the application is open. The admissions are likely to start with the release of MHCET Law results.

ILS Law College is considered to be affordable. The fee starts from INR 16,800 and goes till INR 1.9 lakh. With the help of scholarships and freeships, students consider the programmes affordable. The fees is as below:

ILS Law College is considered to be affordable. The fee starts from INR 16,800 and goes till INR 1.9 lakh. With the help of scholarships and freeships, students consider the programmes affordable. The fees is as below:

No, aspirants applying for BA LLB, BBA LLB and LLB courses have to only apply for MHCET Law and its counselling. Candidates do not have fill out the ILS Law College form for these courses. They have to fill out the college form for LLM and diploma courses.

ILS Law College admission chances depend on the intake and programme. Students have to appear for the MHTCET Law courses to get a seat. The admission chances are moderately difficult as there are limited seats and the competition is high. The closing percentile went up to 99.52 for BBA LLB programme. For courses, such as LLM and diploma, admission is easy. The selection is completely based on merit.

ILS Law College accepts MHTCET Law scores to select students. Admission in BA LLB, BBA LLB and LLB programmes is based on MHCET Law via Maharashtra state-level counselling. For all other PG and diploma courses, admissions are merit-based.