Law

You can apply for admission in BCom LLB at MS Ramaiah College of Law even if you have studied subjects of Humanities or Science in Class 12. Prior knowledge of commerce is not compulsory to apply for this course.

You have to attain the minimum aggregate of 45% in your Class 12 exams (40% for ST/SC students) to become eligible for admission in BCom LLB at MS Ramaiah College of Law. However, eligibility itself does not ensure admission because there is no provision of direct admission to this college. All the eligible candidates have to go through the next steps in the admission process that includes taking the entrance exam and attending the interview

The total duration of BCom LLB MS Ramaiah College of Law is 5 years. There are two semesters in each year. Thus, there are a total of 10 semesters. Each semester lasts for 18 weeks. The students have to pass at least two subjects in one academic year to get promoted to the next academic year. The maximum duration in which the students have to pass all the papers to successfully complete the undergraduate programme is 5 years.

The aspiring candidate is required to register for the BCom LLB programme at Ramaiah College of Law. After this, the eligible candidate is intimated about the RCL Admission Test and the Personal Interview. Even if the candidate has scored the threshold score in CLAT and is exempted from the RCL Admission Test due to this reason, it is still mandatory to have a telephonic interview to complete the selection process for admission and secure a seat at the college.

The students admitted to BCom LLB at MS Ramaiah College of Law have to produce the transfer certificate and migration certificate for scrutiny within one month from the date of admission.

No, BCom LLB at MS Ramaiah College of Law is not taught in Hindi. The medium of instruction is English. However, the student can opt for English or Kannada to answer the question paper in the college exams.

MS Ramaiah College of Law conducts its own entrance test called RCL Admission Test for admission in BCom LLB. However, if the eligible candidate has successfully registered for the BCom LLB programme and has secured 50% or above in the CLAT exam, then the college may accept the CLAT score in place of the score of RCL Admission Test.

Candidates must understand that the CLAT Exam is for admission to NLUs and it is national level competitve exam. But AIL LET Exam is for one specific college. It is completly a personal choice to choose.

The AIL LET Exam is comparatively easier than the CLAT. While CLAT is held for NLUs, the AIL LET Exam is only for Army Institute of Law. Hence, the competition and difficutly level is bit less.

Yes, IILM University actively promotes practical training as a core part of its legal curriculum. The law programmes are designed to go beyond classroom learning, with a strong focus on moot courts, legal aid clinics, case-law analysis, internships, drafting exercises, and courtroom exposure. Students are encouraged to participate in simulations, workshops, and interactions with practicing advocates, judges, and industry experts, which helps them understand how law works in real-world situations. This practical orientation ensures that students graduate with both strong legal knowledge and hands-on professional skills.