Law School

Admission 2026 are open at MIT School of Law. The last date to apply for BBA LLB admission is 26th July 2026. The new academic session will begin in August 2026.

The MIT School of Law is an excellent choice for students who wish to build a career in Law with the institute offering a range of BCI approved courses at the UG, PG, Diploma, and PhD levels. 

The courses at MIT SoL have a focus on hands-on learning and research experience with the institute establishing several Cells and Centres for Legal Studies including Legal Aid Centre,  Centre for Constitutional Law & Administrative Law,  Centre for Intellectual Property Law (CIPL),  Centre of Cyber and IT,  Centre for Arbitration and Mediation (CAM), etc.

The LLB course curriculum offered by MIT School of Law, MIT-ADT University is comprehensive. It includes core courses, electives, and moot court exercise. MIT School of Law LLB programme also comprises internship.

MIT School of Law admission 2026 are open. The last date to apply for LLB admission is 26th July 2026. The new academic session for LLB will begin in August 2026.

No, you cannot apply for LLB at MIT School of Law, MIT-ADT University after Class 12. To be eligible, you need to pass in Bachelor's degree from a recognised university with minimum 45% marks (42% for OBC students/40% for SC/ST).

After registering on the admission portal of MIT School of Law, MIT-ADT University, students have to fill their details and upload the required documents for the application process of LLB. To complete the process, they have to pay an application fee of INR 1800.

The fee for LLB programme at MIT School of Law, MIT-ADT University includes many components. The course fee is INR 3,78,500. Students also have to pay an application fee of INR 1800 to apply.

The admission for LLB programme at MIT School of Law are open. The last date to apply is 26th July. The new academic session at the college will begin in August 2026.

To be eligible for LLB admission in MIT School of Law, MIT-ADT Unievrsity, students need to have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. The minimum marks required in Bachelor's is 45% (42% for OBC students, 40% for ST/SC students).