Year | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Tution fees | ₹415000 | ₹415000 | ₹415000 | ₹415000 | ₹415000 |
Other fees | ₹20000 | - | - | - | - |
Total Year Wise fees | ₹4.35 Lakhs | ₹4.15 Lakhs | ₹4.15 Lakhs | ₹4.15 Lakhs | ₹4.15 Lakhs |
The candidate should have passed the 12th (10+2) standard examination from any government recognized board with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for S.C. / S.T. student) in one attempt only (No Compartment / Supplementary). Candidates who have appeared for their H.S.C. finals and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply, subject to the submission of a passing certificate at the time of final admission. Applicants who have obtained 10+2 through the Open Universities system directly without having any basic qualifications are not eligible for the professional Law Courses.
Symbiosis International University offers admission to BA LLB & BBA LLB programs to the candidates having passed 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate. Whereas, admission to the LLB program will be offered to Graduates with 45% marks in aggregate.
Final Selection to BA LLB & BBA LLB will be based on scores obtained in SLAT Entrance Exam. However, selection to LLB course will be done on the basis of the Writing Sample followed by Personal Interaction.
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BA LLB |
SLS, Pune SLS, Noida SLS, Hyderabad |
10+2 or equivalent with minimum 45% marks from a recognized board |
SLAT Entrance Test |
BBA LLB |
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LLB |
SLS, Pune |
Graduation from a recognized university with minimum 45% marks in aggregate |
On the basis of Writing Sample and Personal Interaction |
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Cost To Study | Total Fees ₹2095000 (5 Years ) Hostel Fees ₹97500 |
Ranking | - |
Highest Salary | ₹4512000 |
Average Salary | - |
General Course Details | Duration - 5 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 120 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree |
Eligibility | 10+2 |
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The course curriculum ensures the conceptual as well as practical clarity of law. SLSP offers Bachelor of Arts/ Bachelor of Business Administration+ Bachelor of Law (HONS.). Unlike other colleges, SLS introduces law subjects from the first year itself, along with BA or BBA subjects, which makes it easier to learn efficiently. We are also supposed to start interning in our 2nd year, which prepares us for real-world applications and introduces us to the work culture. The course curriculum is good but during the internship breaks our college provides us with online classes and recorded lectures which gets very difficult to attend along with work and college assignments, I think this thing can be changed so that students don't miss out on anything important. The timings and frequency of the exams are perfect, that is, twice a year.
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the course curriculum is vast and comprehensive, giving us a way to learn and grow fully. it has course related exactly to those like nlus and teaching methods are quite good too. exams are conducted thoroughly.
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Like any other law student, I aspired to study in the top NLUs. But clat was not very nice for me and I was allocated a tier 3 NLU. On consulting with my mentors, I realized that Symbiosis is not only one of the best PVT colleges but also better than a lot of tier 2 NLUs. So, I chose to study at SLS Pune. The student-teacher ratio is 55:1. The faculty is mostly all law graduates with Ph.D. and masters and come from good colleges themselves. The teaching method is very interactive and learning-oriented. Internals are marked on the basis of assignments instead of a written exam usually and you're given ample time to complete each internal. There's an end sem or external exam usually in the month of December and June.
BA LLB is one of the best courses offered by Symbiosis law school pune. the term exams are reasonably appropriate for a student who studies regularly. the student to teacher ratio is 80 students per 1 professor for each course.
As it is the top private college in the country and also in the top 10 law schools overall in the country so the faculty is highly expert when it comes to teaching and mentoring. As a student, we get a lot of research-based assignments which help us to gain a lot of perspectives which as future lawyers is one of the salient things to have. Both internals and externals are well evaluated by the faculty. Sometimes it might get overwhelming but if you're a well-scheduled person. You don't have to worry much. Marks get evaluated on a GPA basis, and subjects consist of 2-3 credits which depend on the subject.
The course I opted for is a 5 years course. When I started of it was pretty good and our academics structure stayed pretty much the same till the very end. Our college does provide good books and study material. But in this course of 5 years some of our good old reputed faculty did leave the college which is a little bit of a disadvantage.
Syllabus is usually updated especially in case of Law students because you anyay need to get updated with amendment and new act's. What was of morw importance for me was the faculty and at my time it was just superb. People reading might feel that being in Noida you won't get great faculty but trust me it was way better than many NLU's and other dignified Universities. I have learnt a lot because of these faculty only infact library was made available 24*7 during exams so that one can sit and study there and complete decorum was taken care off. But as there is partiality almost at every place in India at every aspect you see so commenting on one would be wrong, but yes things were a bit partial infact I would say Respected Director Sir himself was partial though that does not mean he never appreciated others but he never backed up those who were not in his good books.
It's a private university which holds the number one rank in India from last many years so off course it's expensive we almost pay 2.5 lakhs per year I thinks it's expensive for middle class or lower class people
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