School of Law, Christ University

Earlier there were two separatr courses in the University- BBA.I did my BBA from there. During my time the fee structure was 140000 per year. There was no boys hostel in the campus (only girls hostel),although they did have tie-ups with 2-3 private PGs nearby.

Now that they have converted BBA, I am not sure about the fee structure. Check the website.

PS- Try not to flunk in any exam as they charge Rs 5000 for every repeat exam. Sad. But it's true.

Christ University and Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies both are Very Good and Excellent Ranked and have Experienced Faculty also. If you want to do BA LL.B can choose any college because both are excellent for your course.

In Christ University maximum 180 students can do B.A LL.B because there 180 seats available. For each course its different. Each year its increasing in 2024 there was around 20K application for BBA.

For BBA they have Entrance Exam, the micro presentation with interview. Every body makes it to the final round. The decision is made from your overall performance. Give more focus on the interview and you might get in

The total marks are in 120 and keep a aim of Scoring around 100 and you're safe to urge admission at Christ University. Earlier it quite difficult to urge into Christ for LLB but relatively it s now easy if have good reading skills , a bit of current knowledge, and slightly legal reasoning skills, quantitative aptitude and logical reasoning is significant also .

In Christ University around 65% to 75% placement out of 100%. But its good university for LL.B and Placement. If you don't have any backlogs, the college placements are fairly decent. It is worth investing 5 years of your life in Christ if reputable corporations come for placements. The average package is around 6 lacs per year, and the highest package is usually around 12-18 lacs per year.

No, direct admission does not exist for the LLM course at the School of Law, Christ University (SLCU). Admission is made by a multi-level selection process, which includes an entrance exam followed by a skill assessment test, a micropresentation, and finally a personal interview. Candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria. However, candidates need to hold an LLB degree with an aggregate of 50%. To ensure that all students get equal opportunities, this admissions process ensures that all candidates are viewed closely before enrolling in the programme.

Yes, the School of Law, Christ University offers an LLM programme at the postgraduate level. This is a full-time, one-year course designed for graduates who have successfully completed their graduation degree from any recognised university. In the LLM course, students can specialise in any three areas, such as Corporate & Commercial Law, Intellectual Property & Trade Law, and Constitutional & Administrative Law. Applicants must satisfy the required eligibility criteria and gain admission at SLCU. This prestigious programme is open to applicants applying for admission.