The course spans five years, divided into 10 semesters, with exams conducted by Karnataka State Law University. There are no internal assessments, except for practicals. Exams are graded out of 100 marks, with mid-term exams being 50 marks each. The faculty is knowledgeable, though there is an imbalance in the student-to-faculty ratio, and some bias has been noted. Campus hygiene is well-maintained. Students become eligible for placements starting from the 5th semester, based on academic performance and backlog status.
About 40% of the recent batch secured positions in banks and legal firms, with roles like manager, assistant manager, and associate in law firms. Companies like Law Veritas and HDFC Bank actively recruit students from the 9th semester onward. The highest reported salary package is around 40,000 per month, with roughly 30% of students placed. Internships are frequently available with organizations like Amazon, Google, and Oracle, offering stipends up to 30,000.
The total tuition fee over five years is 360,000, with the first two years costing 60,000 each and the following three years at 80,000 annually. Additional fees include a 5,000 Law Registration fee, a 35,000 LLB Additional fee, and other fees totaling 59,000, leading to a total yearly cost of 850,000. Scholarships based on merit, talent, and financial need are available, though specifics are not detailed. There are no on-campus job opportunities, but students often find external work.
The fee structure is consistent, ensuring equality, although annual fee increases are mentioned.
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