Dharmaram College Post, Hosur Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India - 560029
The landscape of legal education in contemporary India is defined by a paradigm shift from traditional instructional models to interdisciplinary, clinical, and globally integrated pedagogical frameworks. At the center of this evolution is the School of Law, Christ (Deemed to be University), an institution that has systematically redefined the parameters of legal training since its inception. Founded on a bedrock of social reform and spiritual vision, the School of Law (SLCU) represents a convergence of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI) educational philosophy and the modern demands of the global legal market. This report provides an exhaustive analysis of the institution’s historical trajectory, its multi-campus architecture, the intricacies of its pedagogical and selection processes for the 2026-27 academic year, and its standing within the national and international academic hierarchy.
The identity of Christ (Deemed to be University) is inextricably linked to the educational vision of St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara, a nineteenth-century social reformer and educationalist in South India. St. Chavara founded the first indigenous Catholic congregation, the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI), in 1831, which remains the administering body for the university. The institution was established as "Christ College" in 1969, a period marked by a burgeoning need for quality higher education in newly independent India. From its earliest days, the college distinguished itself through path-breaking initiatives, emphasizing academic discipline and a holistic approach to education.
The transition from a prestigious undergraduate college to a globally recognized university occurred through a series of significant regulatory milestones. In 2004, the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India conferred autonomy to Christ College. By 2006, it was identified as an "Institution with Potential for Excellence." The most defining shift occurred on July 22, 2008, when the Ministry of Human Resource Development (now the Ministry of Education) declared the institution a Deemed to be University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. This status provided the university with the requisite administrative and academic freedom to design curricula that transcend conventional boundaries, particularly in the realm of legal studies.
Milestone Year | Institutional Achievement |
|---|---|
1969 | Establishment of Christ College in Bangalore |
1998 | First institution in India to be accredited by NAAC |
2004 | |
2006 | Identified as an Institution with Potential for Excellence |
2008 | Declared Deemed to be University by the Ministry of HRD |
2012 | Launch of the Christ University Law Journal (CULJ) |
2022 | Attained NAAC 'A+' Grade in the fourth cycle of accreditation |
The School of Law operates under the university’s primary motto: "Excellence and Service". This dual focus suggests that academic achievement is not an end in itself but a means to contribute to the larger benefit of society. The vision of the school is to become a globally recognized center for excellence in legal education, catering to the needs of all stakeholders in a dynamic environment. This vision is translated into a mission that emphasizes the proactive generation of legal knowledge and the promotion of professional ethics and values.
The School of Law has adopted a multi-campus strategy to expand its pedagogical reach and leverage the unique socio-economic ecosystems of different Indian regions. Currently, the law program is offered at three primary locations: the Bangalore Central Campus, the Delhi NCR Off-Campus, and the Pune Lavasa Off-Campus.
The Bangalore Central Campus, situated on Hosur Road, serves as the administrative and academic heart of the university. This location provides students with proximity to the High Court of Karnataka and a vibrant corporate landscape, which is essential for internships and professional networking. The Bangalore campus is characterized by its legacy and established research facilities, offering a wide array of doctoral and postgraduate specializations that have matured over decades.
Established as an off-campus center, the Delhi NCR campus in Ghaziabad addresses the demand for elite legal education in Northern India. Its proximity to the Supreme Court of India and various national tribunals offers students unique exposure to high-stakes litigation and policy-making processes. The Delhi NCR campus has rapidly evolved since 2019, positioning itself as a center for excellence with a focus on Constitutional and Administrative Law.
The Pune Lavasa campus is uniquely positioned within a planned hill city, focusing on an interdisciplinary approach that integrates law with analytics and management. Known as the "Hub of Analytics," this campus emphasizes Corporate and Commercial Law, aligning with the industrial and tech corridors of Pune and Mumbai. The environment at Lavasa is designed to foster a contemplative and research-intensive atmosphere, distinct from the urban bustle of Bangalore or Delhi.
Campus Location | Specialized Research Facilities | Primary Programs Offered |
|---|---|---|
Bangalore Central | Extensive Law Library, Multiple Research Centers | BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), LLM, PhD |
Delhi NCR | Dedicated Law Library, Proximity to National Courts | BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), LLM, PhD |
Pune Lavasa | Interdisciplinary Labs, Analytics Integration | BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), LLM, PhD |
The School of Law offers a suite of programs designed to produce "practice-ready" professionals. These programs are structured as per the guidelines of the Bar Council of India (BCI) and the University Grants Commission (UGC), ensuring that the quality of education meets national standards while remaining competitive globally.
The hallmark of SLCU is its five-year integrated law programs, which merge undergraduate studies in arts or management with legal education.
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law (B.A. LL.B.) (Honours): This program is tailored for students who wish to understand the law through a sociological and historical lens. It integrates humanities subjects, providing a broad context for legal theories and social justice.
Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law (B.B.A. LL.B.) (Honours): Designed for aspiring corporate lawyers, this program combines management principles, accounting, and economics with legal coursework. It prepares graduates for the intricacies of corporate legal departments, mergers, and commercial arbitration.
The Master of Laws (LLM) program is a one-year intensive course aimed at specialization. For the 2021-22 and subsequent academic cycles, the university has offered specializations that reflect contemporary legal needs.
LLM in Constitutional and Administrative Law: Focuses on the state-individual relationship, judicial review, and the functioning of the administrative state.
LLM in Corporate and Commercial Law: Addresses the legal frameworks of the business world, including corporate governance and international trade.
LLM in Intellectual Property and Trade Law: Deals with the protection of innovation and the regulation of global commerce.
The Doctoral program in Law is a rigorous research-oriented course available at the Bangalore, Delhi NCR, and Pune Lavasa campuses. It emphasizes original contribution to the legal field, with specializations ranging from Criminal Law and Family Law to Marine Law and Environmental Law.
The admission process for the School of Law is highly competitive, characterized by a multi-stage evaluation designed to filter candidates based on academic excellence, logical reasoning, and professional aptitude. For the 2026-27 cycle, the university has established a timeline that includes two primary selection sessions.
CULEE is the primary quantitative filter in the admission process. It is an online, objective-type test comprising 120 questions. The exam evaluates candidates in English, General Knowledge, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude. Performance in CULEE determines whether a candidate is shortlisted for the subsequent qualitative rounds.
Unlike many other law schools that rely solely on entrance ranks, Christ University insists on a "holistic" evaluation.
Skill Assessment (SA): This involves a written test where candidates are evaluated on their ability to structure arguments and articulate thoughts clearly.
Micro Presentation (MP): Candidates must deliver a 90-second oral presentation on a given topic, testing their public speaking abilities and clarity of thought under pressure.
Personal Interview (PI): A formal interaction with university faculty members to assess the candidate's personality, academic background, and suitability for the legal profession.
Admission Event (Session II) | Critical Date (2026) | Time and Venue |
|---|---|---|
Application Opening | December 3, 2025 | Online Portal (12:00 Hrs) |
Application Deadline | March 30, 2026 | Online Submission (17:00 Hrs) |
CULEE Entrance Test | April 6, 2026 | Online Proctored (E-Admit Card) |
SA, MP, and PI Rounds | April 10 - April 14, 2026 | Designated Regional Hubs |
Final Merit List | April 18, 2026 | Online Results (22:00 Hrs) |
The university also conducts a "Selection Process I" (Session I) for early applicants, with the application window opening as early as October 30, 2025, and the final list published by mid-December 2025.
The standing of the School of Law within the national academic hierarchy is consistently high, as evidenced by its performance in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) and various private media rankings.
In the 2025 NIRF Law rankings, Christ University secured the 24th position nationally. This ranking is significant given the rapid proliferation of National Law Universities (NLUs) and elite private institutions. An analysis of the scores reveals that the university performs exceptionally well in "Teaching, Learning & Resources" (TLR) and "Outreach & Inclusivity" (OI).
NIRF Parameter (2025) | Score (out of 100) | Analysis |
|---|---|---|
Teaching, Learning & Resources (TLR) | 71.43 | High score reflects a superior faculty-student ratio and robust infrastructure. |
Research and Professional Practice (RPC) | 31.77 | Indicates a focused, though developing, culture of high-impact research. |
Graduation Outcome (GO) | 52.04 | Reflects steady placement rates and student success in professional exams. |
Outreach & Inclusivity (OI) | 74.94 | Outstanding score suggests a diverse student population from across India and abroad. |
Perception | 45.60 | Significant industry recognition among law firms and practitioners. |
In the IIRF 2025 rankings, it was placed 3rd in Bangalore for Law and B.Tech categories, reinforcing its reputation as a premier multi-disciplinary institution in the Karnataka region.
The School of Law distinguishes itself from traditional law colleges through its emphasis on clinical legal education. This approach aims to bridge the gap between "law in books" and "law in action".
The five-year undergraduate curriculum incorporates a mandatory internship cycle of 20 weeks. These internships are strategically spread across various semesters, allowing students to gain exposure to:
Trial Courts and High Courts.
Corporate Law Firms and In-house Legal Teams.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Public Policy Think Tanks.
International Arbitration Centers (e.g., SIAC, MCIA).
Mooting is not merely an extracurricular activity at SLCU but an integral part of the law school culture. The MCS oversees internal selection rounds and coordinates participation in prestigious national and international moots. The university hosts the "National Moot Court Competition" (NMCC), which has seen 14 successful editions. The 14th edition, held in February 2024, was conducted in partnership with Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) and focused on Health Law and Constitutional issues.
The efficacy of the MCS is reflected in the success of its teams. In October 2023, Christ University emerged as the winner of the Dr. MVVS Murthi National Moot Court Competition organized by GITAM, with a student also securing the "Best Speaker" award. This success is indicative of the rigorous training in research, drafting, and oratory skills provided to the students.
Aligning with the university’s motto of "Service," the Legal Aid and Awareness Committee at SLCU operates as a manifestation of the constitutional right to justice.
A defining feature of the legal aid program is the long-term Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with KSLSA on July 25, 2015. This partnership facilitates.
Village Adoption: The university adopts villages (such as Yellachamanahalli in Bangalore Rural) to provide continuous legal support.
Legal Awareness Camps: These are conducted to educate rural populations on basic rights, consumer protection, and welfare schemes.
Teaching Programs: LLM and senior undergraduate students lead teaching sessions in government schools, covering topics like fundamental rights, environment protection, and the "good-touch bad-touch" awareness for children.
The committee conducts socio-legal surveys to identify the specific needs of adopted communities. During the February 2024 workshop, student volunteers collected data on birth certificates, Aadhar links, and COVID-19 vaccination status, while disseminating information about government benefits. These activities fulfill various Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions), and SDG 5 (Gender Equality).
The research culture at the School of Law is fostered through specialized centers and high-standard publications. The university emphasizes ethical research practices, adhering strictly to UGC guidelines on academic integrity and plagiarism.
CULJ is a bi-annual, double-blind peer-reviewed journal that has been published since 2012. It is an open-access journal indexed in databases such as Hein Online, ProQuest, and Google Scholar, and is recognized in the UGC CARE list. The journal serves as a platform for academicians, judges, and students to contribute to the discourse on contemporary legal developments.
The Christ University Student Law Review (CUSLR) is an independent, student-run journal that aims to provide a forum for discussing cutting-edge legal issues. It highlights the institution’s commitment to fostering a scholarly mindset among its undergraduate and postgraduate students.
The university houses various centers that intersect with legal studies, including the Intellectual Property Rights Cell, the Center for Social Action, and the Research and Development Cell. These centers provide the framework for faculty-student collaboration on high-impact research projects and consultative assignments.
The educational process at SLCU is supported by infrastructure that ranks among the best in private legal institutions in India.
The specialized law libraries across the Bangalore, Delhi NCR, and Pune campuses are equipped with rich depository of resources.
Physical Collection: Over 40,000 books and 13,000 law reports in the Delhi NCR campus alone.
Electronic Resources: Access to premium databases such as Manupatra, Westlaw, Hein Online, JSTOR, SCC Online, LexisNexis, and ProQuest.
Multimedia Facilities: Classrooms are Wi-Fi enabled and equipped with audio-visual tools to support modern pedagogical methods.
The campuses feature conference halls, mini-auditoriums, and dedicated moot court halls that simulate real courtroom environments, providing students with the necessary spatial experience for their future professional lives.
The Centre for Placement and Career Guidance (CPCG) acts as the critical interface between students and the legal industry. It provides intensive training in resume writing, interview techniques, and aptitude skills.
The placement drive for the law school has seen a robust response from a diverse range of legal employers, including top-tier law firms, corporate houses, and Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) firms.
Placement Parameter (2022-23) | Undergraduate (UG 5-Year) | Postgraduate (PG 1-Year) |
|---|---|---|
Number of Students Placed | 207 | 120 |
Median Salary (per annum) | INR 6.00 Lakhs | INR 3.70 Lakhs |
Historical Average Salary | INR 10.00 Lakhs (Top Cohorts) | - |
Highest Package Reported | INR 19.5 Lakhs | - |
The university’s network of recruiters includes some of the most prestigious names in the legal fraternity.
Law Firms: Trilegal, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, AZB & Partners, Khaitan & Co, J. Sagar Associates, and Samvad Partners.
Corporate Houses: Wipro, ICICI Bank, Bosch, Dell, Oracle, Wells Fargo, and the Aditya Birla Group.
Other Roles: Graduates are also placed as Legal Researchers, Compliance Officers, and Paralegals, often transitioning into roles within the Indian Judiciary or civil services.
The success of the School of Law is best reflected in the trajectories of its alumni. Graduates have secured prestigious international scholarships, such as the Chevening Scholarship to King's College London, and have pursued LLM programs at institutions like Erasmus University Rotterdam. Alumni hold key positions as Senior Resident Fellows in policy think tanks, Special Public Prosecutors, and founders of legal education platforms.
The university follows a semester-based pattern for its undergraduate law courses, with a fee structure that varies across campuses and student categories (Karnataka residents vs. other Indian states).
For the 2026-27 academic year, the tuition fees are inductive and subject to change by the sanctioning bodies.
Program Name | Total Estimated Tuition Fees | Campus |
|---|---|---|
B.A. LL.B. (Honours) | INR 14.23 - 16.18 Lakhs | Bangalore Central |
B.B.A. LL.B. (Honours) | INR 16.18 Lakhs | Bangalore Central |
B.A. LL.B. (Honours) | INR 12.69 Lakhs | Pune Lavasa |
B.B.A. LL.B. (Honours) | INR 14.13 Lakhs | Pune Lavasa |
LLM (Corporate/IP) | INR 2.03 Lakhs (Annual) | Bangalore Central |
PhD (Law) | INR 1.88 Lakhs (Total) | Bangalore Central |
To maintain social inclusivity and reward excellence, the university offers several scholarship programs.
Merit Scholarship: Awarded to students with outstanding academic performance in Class 12 or the entrance test. It can cover up to 50% of the tuition fee waiver.
Financial Assistance Scholarship: Targeted at economically weak but diligent students, particularly those from rural areas. These are granted based on community/income certificates and a scholarship committee interview.
Awards for Co-curricular Activities: These recognize students who have excelled in sports or cultural events during their tenure.
The School of Law, Christ (Deemed to be University), has successfully synthesized the traditional values of the CMI congregation with the dynamic requirements of 21st-century legal practice. Its multi-campus structure allows it to serve as a regional hub for legal excellence while maintaining a unified institutional identity focused on "Excellence and Service". The high priority placed on clinical legal education—evidenced by the robust Moot Court Society and the impactful Legal Aid and Awareness Committee—ensures that its graduates are socially conscious and professionally competent.
As the institution moves toward its 2026-27 academic cycle, the rigorous selection process and the continuous upgrading of research infrastructure suggest a commitment to maintaining its top-tier ranking in NIRF and other global evaluative frameworks. The success of its alumni in the international arena and the Supreme Court further cements its reputation as one of India's most preferred law schools. The integration of interdisciplinary approaches, such as analytics at the Lavasa campus and policy proximity at the Delhi NCR campus, positions SLCU to remain at the vanguard of legal education in India for the foreseeable future.
FAQs
1. What is the CULEE exam?
It is the Christ University Law Entrance Exam, the primary test for UG law admissions.
2. When do applications open for 2026?
Applications for Session I typically open in late October (Oct 30, 2025) and Session II in early December (Dec 3, 2025).
3. What is the minimum percentage required for BA LLB?
A minimum of 45% aggregate in Class 12 from any recognized board.
4. Is there an age limit for 5-year integrated law?
Yes, candidates must be below 20 years of age as of July 1, 2026.
5. How many stages are there in the selection process?
Four stages: Entrance Test (CULEE), Skill Assessment (SA), Micro Presentation (MP), and Personal Interview (PI).
6. Can I apply if I am still waiting for my Class 12 results?
Yes, candidates appearing for their exams in March-May 2026 can apply using Class 10 and 11 marks.
7. What is a Micro Presentation (MP)?
It is a 90-second oral presentation on a given topic to test communication and clarity.
8. What is the NIRF rank of School of Law, Christ University?
It is ranked 24th in India for 2025.
9. What is the IIRF ranking for Law?
It is ranked 17th nationally among private law schools in 2025.
10. Does the university provide scholarships?
Yes, including Merit Scholarships, Financial Assistance for rural/poor students, and Alumni Association scholarships.
11. How much fee waiver does a Merit Scholarship offer?
Up to 50% depending on performance.
12. What is the average placement package for BA LLB?
The median salary is approximately INR 6.00 LPA.
13. Who are the top recruiters?
Firms like Trilegal, Khaitan & Co, AZB & Partners, and SAM.
14. Is there a dress code?
Yes, formal wear is mandatory. Black and white formals with a university blazer are required on Mondays.
15. What are the specializations for LLM?
Constitutional and Administrative Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, and Intellectual Property and Trade Law.
16. Is mooting mandatory?
While not strictly a course requirement, it is a massive part of the culture managed by the Moot Court Society (MCS).
17. What is the frequency of the law journal?
Christ University Law Journal is published biannually.
18. Does the school have international tie-ups?
Yes, over 90 MOUs for student and faculty exchange.
19. Can I go on a student exchange program?
Yes, if you maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA and have no backlogs.
20. Which campus is best for Corporate Law?
Both Bangalore and Lavasa have strong corporate/analytics focuses.
21. Are hostels available on campus?
Hostels are available, though some students prefer nearby private PGs for fewer restrictions.
22. What is the total fee for BA LLB?
Estimated between INR 14.23 Lakhs to 16.18 Lakhs for the 5-year duration.
23. Is the Law program approved by the BCI?
Yes, all law programs are approved by the Bar Council of India.
24. How many law libraries does the university have?
Each campus (Bangalore, Delhi, Lavasa) has a specialized law library.
25. What digital resources are available?
Access to Westlaw, Manupatra, SCC Online, HeinOnline, and LexisNexis.
26. What is the skill assessment?
A written or task-based test conducted during the interview rounds.
27. How many students are placed annually?
Roughly 207 UG students were placed in the latest recorded cycle (2022-23).
28. Does the university support startups?
Yes, through the Christ Incubation and Entrepreneurship Support Cell (IESC).
29. What is the "Hub of Analytics"?
It refers to the Pune Lavasa campus which focuses on interdisciplinary law and data analytics.
30. What is the "Selection Process I"?
The early admission cycle that typically concludes in December.
31. Is there a refund policy for fees?
Yes, the university has a standard cancellation and refund policy.
32. Does the university provide internship support?
Yes, the placement cell facilitates internships at top firms, NGOs, and corporate teams.
33. What is the role of the Legal Aid Clinic?
To provide free legal services to the poor and improve students' clinical skills.
34. Can PhD students apply for fellowships?
Yes, the St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara Research Fellowship is available.
35. Are there co-curricular awards?
Yes, students excelling in sports or cultural activities are eligible for nominative awards.
36. Is CULEE conducted online or offline?
It is an online proctored entrance test.
37. What is the duration of LLM?
It is a one-year intensive postgraduate program.
38. Does the university have a moot court competition?
Yes, it hosts the National Moot Court Competition (NMCC), partnered with firms like Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas.
39. Is there an application fee for CULEE?
Yes, the application fee is approximately INR 3,000.
40. How do I apply?
Applications must be submitted through the official portal: christuniversity.in/applyonline.
41. What is the CULEE syllabus?
English, General Knowledge, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and Legal Aptitude.
42. Are there any reserved seats?
As a Minority Educational Institution, it is not mandated to follow standard government reservation quotas.
43. Is the campus Wi-Fi enabled?
Yes, the entire campus has high-speed internet connectivity.
44. What is the CMI?
Carmelites of Mary Immaculate, the religious congregation that administers the university.
45. What is the university motto?
"Excellence and Service".
46. Are there international students?
Yes, there are students from over 60 different countries.
47. What is the "Lawyer Incubation Clinic"?
A practical program where students learn skills from professionals of the Bar and Bench.
48. Can I choose my preferred campus during application?
Yes, candidates must select their preferred campus (Bangalore, Delhi NCR, or Lavasa) in the form.
49. How long are mandatory internships?
The 5-year course includes a cycle of 20 weeks of mandatory internships.
50. When is the final selection list published?
For Session II 2026, it is expected on April 18, 2026.
The School of Law, Christ University, is one of the best law schools in Bengaluru. It is deemed to be a university and is a premier education institution whose motto is dedicated to "excellence and service ". This law institution was established as " Christ College ".
The School of Law was created with the demands of the legal profession and academia in mind. Its vision is to create a nurturing ground for students' holistic development so that an effective contribution to society can be made.
Internships, clinical programmes, supervising research, Seminars, guest lectures, and workshops are just a few of the unique opportunities included in the programmes provided at the School of Law. Not to mention, it is one of the best colleges where you can pursue a legal education.
Furthermore, to know about the eligibility criteria as per the courses and the Christ University Law entrance exam alongside, you are suggested to check the below table.
| Courses | Eligibility Criteria |
| B.A, LL.B ( Hons ) | A pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC/ISC/CBSE/NIOS/State Boards) in any stream with a minimum of 45% (Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce & Management, Sciences) from any recognized Board in India is required to participate in the programme. |
| BBA LLB (Hons) | A pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC/ISC/CBSE/NIOS/State Boards) in any stream with a minimum of 45% (Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce & Management, Sciences) is required for the programme in order to be eligible. |
| PhD | A passing grade in the postgraduate programme in the discipline or speciality with a minimum of 55% is required of students planning to pursue a PhD programme. |
| LLM | Candidates who have completed an Undergraduate degree LLB (3 or 5-year courses) from any university in India or abroad recognized by UGC / AIU with a minimum aggregate of 50% and above are eligible to apply. |
The SLCU Bangalore offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programmes in a variety of law specialties. The BA LLB (Honors) and BBA LLB (Honors) are 5-year undergraduate programmes. LLM and PGDR are postgraduate programmes that last one year. Law doctoral programmes are available. The SLCU offers a variety of courses, and those who are interested can apply for School of Law Christ University admission to a preferred course by following the given procedures:
Visit the Official Website
The very first thing you need to do is visit the official website of the School of Law, Christ University.
Apply
The next step is to proceed by clicking on Christ University Law’s application form 2023- Apply Now button.
Choose the Course
Once you're done with the login, you'll need to choose the course that you want to enroll in. Choose your desired course and go to the next step. Also, make sure to check the School of Law Christ University’s fees.
Keep Documents Close
Make sure to keep the copy of mark sheets of classes 10, 11 and 12 closed for completing the application form.
Complete the Application
Now you must fill out the application form with all the required details. Remember to provide all the necessary details, as providing the incorrect ones can lead to the cancellation of the admission. So make sure to give all genuine information such as phone number, qualifications, email ID, or any personal details.
Pay and Submit
The final step is to submit the application form, where you'll be asked to pay the admission fees online as required. You will receive an application number that you must keep safe. Also, make sure to keep the receipt of the application form as further evidence.
It is important to note that the candidates are selected based on the interviews and written tests. In addition to this, the names of the selected candidates are announced two weeks after the test and interview.
Thinking about the School of Law Christ University’s fee structure? Be it Christ University’s LLB 3 years course or BBA LLB 5-year course, know that the institute fees completely vary depending on the type of programme or course you are willing to enroll in. To be precise, the total fees for B.A LLB is Rs. 8.7 Lakhs, BBA LLB is Rs. 13. 6 L, LLM is Rs. 1.35 L, and PhD is Rs.70K.
The School of Law Christ University placements cell maintains strong relationships with reputable businesses and offers its students the most placement possibilities possible. Numerous students have been employed by legal firms, NGOs, corporations, LPOs, and other organizations. The institute also employs knowledgeable professors with years of experience.
The placement cell makes sure the individual gets the best employment and internship possibilities at reputable businesses. They have extensive connections with experts in a variety of legal fields. Students are assisted by the SLCU placement cell in developing their resumes and getting ready for group talks and individual interviews. The SLCU placement cell aids students in understanding what employers look for in prospects.
The Christ University Law placement package likewise has a strong track record for placement and offers its students promising job options. To be precise, Infosys, Hewlett Packard Sales, Trilegal, Justice and Care Bangalore, CPA Global, Pangea 3, and other companies were among the top recruiters for SLCU. In addition to this, the median salary package of this college stood between Rs. 4.93 LPA and Rs. 3.62 LPA.
The School of Law Christ University campus takes care of the safety and security of the on-campus pupils. A hostel facility, air-conditioned classrooms, seminar rooms, a central building, a research and development building, sports fields, free wifi access around-the-clock, digital labs, virtual reality labs, a state-of-the-art auditorium, a greenhouse, a bird park, and other amenities are available at SLCU. Overall, the School of Law makes an unrelenting effort to advance the rule of law and the highest standards of legal education in India.
The alumni at the School of Law, Christ University, Bengaluru are a top-notch service offered by the institute. It keeps every pupil inside the institute connected to the outside world. Not only this, but the college also keeps the graduates connected to its faculty and students, acting as a memory lane. Besides, the college keeps everyone updated about everything going on.
Overall, these days, the institute has made students turn into professionals. Today, these notable alumni are thankful to the institute for providing such an environment, platform, education, and institute. Also, these notable alumni are setting examples for aspiring students and future generations.
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