Study Abroad

Osgoode graduates are employed in key roles in a range of sectors across the globe.

Given below is a detailed breakdown of the sectors, Osgoode graduates are currently employed in -

Admission deadlines for domestic & international students remain consistent every year. The last date for applying to upper-year courses is May 1, 2026. For first year 2027 applications to the law school's JD program, the last date is Nov 1, 2026.

Minimum IELTS score which is required for admission to the law school is 7.5 on scale of 9.

Other than IELTS, students must also satisfy language test scores which is as mentioned below -

According to law school's acceptance rate of 10%, it shows it is very selective at granting admissions to its courses, & only accepts highly-qualified candidates.

Interested candidates must perform exceedingly well in past academics & university entrance exams to secure admissions to the law school's courses. 

Students who want to study law from Osgoode must follow process mentioned below to get into law school-

Complete online application form

Pay application fee of INR 8,500

Upload important documents such as educational transcripts, LOR, SOP, proof of passport, etc.

Submit application

Wait for response to arrive

Check application status regularly

Pack your bags to study in Canada

Osgoode Hall is a prominent Canadian law school based in Ontario. As a recognition of the quality of education & learning experience provided by the institute, numerous ranking platforms rank it very highly as part of respective overall & course based rankings.

An unofficial source ranks the institute #151-200 as part of its global subject based rankings while another ranks it #6 for its law programs in Canada.

Ontario can be an expensive place for international students to live & study in. The cost of living in Ontario varies based on the standard of living students opt for. As per data curated from Shiksha, the estimated cost of living in Ontario is around CAD 1500-2000 (INR 91.43 K-INR 1.21 L).

The tuition fee of a 3 year JD programme at Osgoode Hall is around CAD 43,170 (INR 26.31 L). This fee includes some other costs students may incur as part of respective studies such as cost of books, photocopies, applications, exam forms, etc.

The Law school considers Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of all four years of UG study. There is no minimum CGPA requirement for admission at Osgoode. However, the institute recommends its students to have a CGPA of A- (3.7 or better), as this is the general score of students who are successfully admitted to the institute.

The designation JD is just a marketing gimmick; it is simply a LL.B. programme with a different name. In Canadian institutions the core curriculum of law programs is usually completed within the first 2 years of study. The third year studies are a mix of liberal studies, research & writing courses.