D.Y. Patil School of Law

Yes, DY Patil School of Law offers a five-year BCom LLB course at the UG level. The course is spread across 10 semesters. Aspirants who have completed SSC and HSC with a minimum of 45% aggregate are eligible to apply for BCom LLB. Candidates belonging to SC/ ST category can apply with a minimum of 40% aggregate in Class 12.

Yes, DY Patil University provides comprehensive hostel (AC and Non-AC facilities for boys and girls separately. Students pursuing a course from DY Patil School of Law can opt for hostel service. The hostels are available within the university campus. Students need to pay an hostel fee inclusive of boarding and laundary charges to avail the service.

Aspirants are entitled to a window period of 30 days in which full refund is applicable on cancellation. An amount of INR 2,000 get deducted on account of admin charges. Students who secure provisional admission in UG programme before the declaration of Class 12 results, their window period commences from the date of declaration of Class 12 result of their respective board. For students who secure admission after the declaration of class 12 result, their window period commences from the date of depositing the tuition fees.

DY Patil School of Law offers courses at UG and PG levels in the Law field. The school under DY Patil University Navi Mumbai offers BA LLB, BCom LLB and LLB courses. Candidates are selected for admission based on their merit in the qualifying exam or MHCET Law scores. The basic eligibility for UG courses is Class 12 wheres, graduation is required for PG programmes.

Candidates need to pass a minimum of Class 12 to apply for a UG course at DY Patil School of Law. The minimum aggregate specified by the institute is 45%. Hence, aspirants with 60% in Class 12 can apply for BA LLB or BCom LLB courses. There is a 5% relaxation in the aggregate for reserved category candidates.

The curriculum of DY Patil Law School BA LLB course include core and elective subjects. Each of the course semester has a list of subjects in it. In the first three years, the syllabus is for BA and in the next two years is of LLB course. Some of the subjects included in the course curriculum are:EconomicsJurisprudenceLaw of ContractThe Indian ConstitutionFamily LawConflict of Laws, etc.

DY Patil School of Law may have seats for SC/ST candidates as per the rules of state or central government. The school provide relaxation in eligibility to SC/ST candidates. DY Patil School of Law BA LLB minimum aggregate requirement for candidates belonging to these categories is 40%. Moreover, aspirants must hold the valid category certificate. It is required for verification purposes.

Yes, the DY Patil School of Law offers five-year BA LLB programme. Candidates can get a seat in the integrated course based on merit in last qualifying exam or scores in MH CET Law exam. Additionally, it is also necessary that aspirants fulfil the course-specific eligibility requirements, i.e., Class 10 and 12 or equivalent exam pass with at least 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST). The eligible students can fill out the application form to apply.

The LLB graduates of DY Patil School of Law can find job opportunities in numerous legal sectors. They can work as advocates, legal consultants, corporate lawyers, or legal advisors for law firms, corporations, and government bodies. For a government job, graduates have to take the respective exam or go through the selection criteria. The candidates can also study for judicial service exams or pursue advanced degrees like an LLM. Some of the fields in which LLB graduates can make a career are:LitigationLegal journalismPublic policyJudicial servicesFor more details about career after LLB, click here.

The total tuition fee for LLB at DY Patil School of Law is INR 1.1 lakh. This is the total tuition fee for the three-year course. The total course fee include various other components, such as security deposit, application fee, and more. Moreover, the tuition fee amount can be paid annually/semesterly. This fee amount is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.