ILS Law College

Yes, ILS Law College is now accepting students for different law courses. BA LLB, BBA LLB, and LLB can be applied by the candidates who have appeared for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHCET). Online and offline application forms are available, and one can download the same from the college's official website. For the LL.M, admissions are strictly based on merit from previous academic qualification and personal interview. Interested applicants may confirm that they meet all the requirements and send in their applications by this year's cut-off dates.

ILS Law College supports student life and learning on campus with amenities such as well-equipped classrooms and Wi-Fi/LCD projector facilities, a library covering more than 60,000 volumes, and computer labs with 25 computers. In addition to sports facilities that include a swimming pool as well as basketball and volleyball courts, the campus is complemented by a cafeteria and a gymnasium. The college provides individual boys' and girls' hostels with basic furniture, hot water, and study rooms. The overall educational experience is worthwhile with a green environment promoted within the college.

Among its most distinguished alumni are the former Chief Justices of India Justice Y.V. Chandrachud and Justice P.B. Gajendragadkar. Other notable alumni include Devadatt Kamat and Manoj Swarup, the latter of whom was elected as a Senior Advocate by the Supreme Court. Recent success stories include Tapasya Parihar and Vallari Gaikwad both of whom did well at the UPSC exam. Avaantika Kakkar and Srinath Dasari have been featured in the list of 40 under 40 by the Economic Times. These are outstanding contributions to the legal field. Alumni is very strong, holding places of prominence in law firms and public service.

No, admission to the LL.B. course at ILS Law College is not possible without an appearance for the Maharashtra Law Common Entrance Test (MHCET Law). The college grants admission to the five-year BA LLB and three-year LL.B. programme based solely on MHCET score. No separate entrance test is conducted by the college, and no management quota seats are available. The same will depend on the centralized admission process managed by CET Cell, Mumbai, regarding whether a student is eligible and gets admitted based on MHCET. So, intending students need to appear for this entrance exam.

The semester or term exam dates and result dates vary year to year.The written exams have been scheduled from 1 st April to 5 th April 2024 this year for BA LLB -II.One can go through the "Examination notice for students"section on the website of ILS LAW COLLEGE and can there find the precise dates of the examination and results of their respective year and batchwise exam schedule and result dates.