St. Joseph's College of Law

St. Joseph's College of Law is one of the best private law colleges in Bangalore. The college was inaugurated in 2017 and has its affiliation with Karnataka State Law University, Hubli. The college has been recognized by BCI (Bar Council of India). The college is now running under the guidance of Principal Dr. Pratima Prabhakar. Nowadays many industries and firms need legal advisors and lawyers for their legal affairs, and that is when law colleges like these come into action.

The college is now offering bachelor courses like BA LL.B, B.Com LL.B, and BBA LL.B. These courses take 5 years for completion and comprising of 10 semesters; 2 semesters every year. The college also offers LL.B which is for 3 years and comprises 6 semesters; 2 semesters every year. All these courses are affiliated with KLSU, Hubli.

St. Joseph's College of Law is admitting students on their merit and past examination basis. The applicants who want to apply for admission can do so by visiting the website of the college. On the college’s website students have to fill out the form with the required details and information and then have to submit the application money for the course. The students can follow the same process of admission offline by paying a visit to the college premises. After completing all these formalities, the selected students will receive an offer letter issued by the college. Then they are asked to submit all the important docs and fees for the respective course to confirm admission.

Below are the eligibility criteria mentioned for the streams offered:

• LL.B
  • The student must have finished their bachelor’s degree in any stream from a national institute recognized by the State Legislature or by an act of parliament.
  • Age of 30 or below for general category students and 35 years for backward classes such as SC / ST and OBC.
  • Must have secured 45% in the general category and 40% in the backward category.
• BA LL.B / BBA LL.B / B.Com LL.B
  • The student must have finished their 12th class with any of the streams from a recognized central/state board.
  • Age of 20 or below for general category students and 22 years for backward classes such as SC / ST and OBC.
  • Must have secured 45% in the general category and 40% in the backward category.