RILS - Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies

Students who wish to get admissions to Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies can apply online through the institute page. However there are no offline applications as such only online applications are accepted for the RILS Bangalore programmes. While the selection process is merit and entrance based. Students must also go through Personal Interview rounds for final selection.

Yes, students must pay an application/ registration fee while applying for Ramaiah Institute of Management Studies admissions. This fee can be paid online through Net Banking while candidates are applying for their preferred course. The application fees are INR 500 though students also have the registration fees for the required exams.

Admissions to the different Law courses of Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies will depend on merit or Class 12 scores though students must also have valid CLAT,  LSAT,  AILET or RILS Entrance Test scores to qualify.

But it is difficult to say whether getting into Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies is tough or easy as students also have to go through Personal Interview rounds which will be subjective in nature.

The documents shown here are required for Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies admissions:

• Passing certificate of the qualifying exam (either Class 12 and 10 or bachelor's/ master's degree as the case may be).
• Statement of marks at the qualifying examination and migration certificate (only for candidates passing Bachelor's/ Master's degree from other universities).
• Entrance Exam score card (CLAT,  LSAT,  AILET, etc.)
• Government-issued ID proof (Aadhaar card, passport, etc.)
• Passport-size photograph of candidate
• Category Certificate (if required)

Students must also pay application fees and complete the course requirements.

Among the different courses at Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies, the BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes are the best that the institute has to offer with especially their BBA LLB programme covering many topics and subjects that will give students a leg up on their future careers whether it be in Corporate Law, Labour Laws, Accounting and Auditing, Tax Law, etc.

The Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies is quite a good choice for students who wish to study Law from a reputed institute with its BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes having approval from national bodies such as the Bar Council of India.

Students will also find a teaching culture that emphasizes hands-on learning through mock trials, model parliaments and moot courts.

Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies features BA LLB and BBA LLB as its premier Law programmes and has been approved by the Bar Council of India for covering a range of subjects under Law and its integrated domains such as:

• BA LLB: Covers a range subjects from both Arts and Law streams such as Ethics, History of Law, Constitutional Law, Sociology, etc.
• BBA LLB: Covers Law and Business subjects such as Corporate Law, Accounting, Auditing, Tax Law, Labour Laws, etc.

As a fresher, life at Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies is not difficult and quite nice. Students will receive a warm welcome from their seniors and teachers.

Also the university has an Anti-Ragging Cell with the college premises having strict laws against the student found guilty of any act such as abusing, assaulting, threatening, teasing and embarrassment to new students, hence survival at RILS Bangalore for freshers is as comfortable as for the seniors. 

The Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies was founded as a Private institute and was established by the M S Ramaiah Foundation (MSRF) as one of its colleges and has sister institutes across Bangalore and Karnataka. 
The institute is as such one of the notable Private institutions for Legal Studies in Bangalore and among the other States of India.

RILS Bangalore offers seats to candidates based on their CLAT, LSAT India, AILET or RILS Entrance Test scores. Admission to the courses depends on the performance of the aspirants in the entrance exam and availability of seats. Below is course-wise intake for RILS: