Law

IMS Law College conducts an aptitude test to shortlist candidates for admission in LLB programme. Selected candidates are also called for group discussion and personal interview round for final admission.

Aspirants meeting eligibility can apply for LLB programme at IMS Law College. Candidates have to appear for aptitude test conducted by the college for admission. Hence, direct admission is usually not possible for LLB course.

Aspirants need to pass Class 12 in any stream with a minimum of 45% aggregate to apply for BCom LLB at IMS Law College. Candidates belonging to OBC and SC/ ST category need to score an aggregate of 42% and 40%, respectively.

IMS Law College conducts a Law Aptitude Test to select candidates for admission in BCom LLB course. Aspirants are also called for GDPI round for final selection. Candidates passing all the selection rounds are offered seat in BCom LLB programme.

The total tuition fees for BCom LLB is INR 7 lakh at IMS Law College. Aspirants selected for admission need to pay the programme fees to confirm their seat. Candidates must pay the fees in the mode accepted by the college.

Candidates must pass Class 12 in any stream from a recognised board with at least 45% aggregate (42% for OBC and 40% for SC/ ST) to apply for BA LLB programme at IMS Law College.

Candidates need to meet the eligibility criteria and appear for aptitude test conducted by IMS Law College for admission in BA LLB programme. The admission process is quiet easy. Aspirants with preparation can easily get into the college.

Yes, BA LLB course is available at IMS Law College. The institute offers BA LLB courses at the UG level. Candidate must meet the eligibility criteria to enroll for BA LLB course admission set by the college. Aspirants must pass Class 12. The selection criteria for the course is based on merit.

If you wish to pursue law after 12th then you should give  law entrance exams like 

1. CLAT - National level law exam which is required to get admission in any reputable law college.
2. State law CET - State-level law entrance exam which gives you eligibility to get admission in law colleges of that particular state. Example - MAH Law CET of Maharashtra. 
3. LSAT - Some law colleges give admission based on the LSAT entrance exam.

Consumer laws relate to consumer disputes and settlements in India. You will study various authorities in dealing with consumer disputes. Consumer law protects consumers against fraud or mis-selling when they purchase a product/service. Consumer markets have to abide by the rules and regulations of this directive.

The consumer principles are access, choice, information, education, safety and quality, protection of economic interests, fairness and equity, redress, sustainability, privacy and representation.