Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University

Yes, students who have completed an LLB course from MDSU can seek out government jobs after completion of the programme. As per current norms, LLB graduates are eligible to take the Indian Legal Services exam for various jobs in the public sector of India. Tabulated below are some of the popular government job titles for LLB students to pursue:

Note: The above salaries are collated from multiple sources and are likely to vary.

LLB seats offered in affiliation with Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University are allocated based on the performance of the applicant in the last qualifying exam. To get a seat, students must submit an application form. After the application process, those who get a seat must report to the university campus for verification processes. Lastly, students must pay for admission to secure their seats.

Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University offers LLB courses via its many affiliated colleges/institutes. Some of the colleges are Government Law College Nagaur, Rajeev Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya, and more. Out of all the affiliated colleges and institutes, St. Wilfred Law College has the highest intake, with 240 seats. To get a seat, students must apply for the preferred institute.

LLB seats at MDSU are offered via various colleges affiliated with the university. Upon adding all the intake of all colleges/institutes, the university offers a total of 960 seats for the LLB course. It is important to note that this seat intake is subject to change on a yearly basis based on various factors.

Yes, students who are offered admission to the LLB programme offered by Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University may have to make a part payment of the total fees. In general, during the admission confirmation stage, the university asks students to pay a one-time fee and the first installment of the tuition fees.

Once the shortlisting process at MDSU is over, students who are selected have to present various original academic and personal documents for verification purposes. Listed below are the documents that are generally required at the reporting stage:

• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet
• Migration certificate
• Transfer certificate
• Seat allotment letter
• Category certificate (if applicable)
• Income certificate (applicable for candidates seeking admission via the EWS category)
• Passport-size photographs

Candidates who wish to enroll into the MDSU LLB course must fill out an application form. The application form is available on the official website of the university. Listed below are the steps to be followed for the application process:

1. Go to the official website of the university.

2. Navigate to the admission portal.

3. Register by providing the required details.

4. Fill out the application form.

5. Pay the application fees and submit the form.

The admission to LLB courses offered by affiliated colleges of MDSU Ajmer is primarily offered based on students' performance in the last qualifying exam. Thus, LLB admissions are not entrance-based. However, it is to be noted that the admission criteria may differ from institute to institute. Thus, students seeking admission are advised to get in touch with the admissions committee directly.

Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer, offers an LLB course only via affiliated colleges. According to official sources, the university offers the programme via the below-mentioned colleges:

• St. Wilfred Law College
• Government Law College, Nagaur
• Rajeev Gandhi Vidhi Mahavidyalaya

Students must note that the course fee and seat intake can vary from one institute to another. Thus, students are advised to visit the preferred institute's official website to know more.

Aspirants who are willing to get admission to the LLB programme at MDSU must qualify for the basic eligibility criteria. As per the criteria, students seeking admission to the LLB course must have passed Class 12 examinations in any stream from a recognised board of India. Students must note that failure to fulfill can lead to rejection during the application stage.