RGNUL Placements 2024 - Average & Highest Package, Percentage

Dear Student,

The percentage required in class 12th for B.Com LLB course is minimum 50% for general category students and minimum 45% for reserved category students in any stream. Moreover, candidates also need to ensure that they have completed their class 12th from a recognized board of school education. The application fees for B.Com LLB course varies from colleges to universities, and yes relaxation is given with respect to registration fees to SC candidates. The application fee ranges between INR 350 - 500 for SC students and is to be paid online only while filling the application form for B.Com LLB course. The BCom LLB application fees in government colleges are much less than in private colleges. 

Dear student, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Patiala does not offer any Law Diploma programmes. Given below is the list of some popular Law Diploma programmes - 

• Diploma in Cyber Law

• Diploma in Taxation Law

• Diploma in Labour Laws and Labour Welfare

• Diploma in Labour Law

• Diploma in Criminology

You can apply for admission in these diploma courses in other reputed Law institutions through our Common Application Form directly. There are several institutions situated all across the country which offers these Diploma courses in Law that can be found by clicking on the application form link given above. Want to find out more about the admission process? Call us now @18005729877 and speak to our academic counsellors regarding the same.

Dear Anjali, 

The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law offers admission based on merit in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). The total number of seats available for the B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) Five Years Integrated Course is 180. To qualify for admission you must have qualified class 12 from PSEB or equivalent with 45 per cent marks. As you have secured 92 per cent marks in CBSE, you are undoubtedly eligible for admission. However, you must have CLAT scores as this is the prerequisite for admission during the counselling process. 

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