1.Admission to the three year course shall be done on the basis of the entrance examination conducted as per the university, or as per government orders.

2.As per the orders from the Bar Council of India, the candidates securing 45 per cent or more marks in undergraduate courses, BA/BSc/B Com/BSc (Ag) or equivalent are eligible to take admission to LLB course. The same rule is applicable to the candidates for PG course.

3.The principal of the college and the admission committee formed by him reserves the total rights for admission. Admission/re-admission/registration for admission can be denied or cancelled without telling any reasons.

4.Law is a full time course. No other course can be studied along with it.

5.Certified true copy or self attested photocopy of the qualification showing examination must be attached with the application form for admission.

6.Any other document, if necessary, can be asked for, at any time; so kindly do not attach the original copy of the certificates.

7.Admission to the candidate can be denied, if he/she does not present himself/herself along with the original documents in front of the admission committee on the declared date and time.

8.If there is a gap between the education sessions, affidavit for the same will have to be provided.