KLEE

The KLEE question paper for both 3-year and 5-year LLB programs follows the same structure. Here is a description of the question paper:Number of Questions: 200 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)Total Marks: 600 Marks (3 marks for each correct answer)Negative Marking:  1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer.Sections: The paper is divided into four sections:General English (60 Questions, 180 Marks): This section tests your proficiency in English language skills like grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and basic writing ability.General Knowledge (45 Questions, 135 Marks): This section assesses your awareness of current affairs, Indian history, civics, geography, economics, science, and general topics.Arithmetic and Mental Ability (25 Questions, 75 Marks): This section evaluates your problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and basic mathematical abilities like calculations, percentages, ratios, and averages.Aptitude for Legal Studies (70 Questions, 210 Marks): This section is the most important for law aspirants. It tests your legal reasoning, analytical thinking, and understanding of legal principles. This section might include questions on legal maxims, legal terms, Indian Penal Code (IPC) basics, and interpretation of legal situations.

In most cases, candidates are advised against filling out multiple application forms for KLEE. The conducting authority usually allows candidates to submit only one application form per examination cycle. Submitting multiple forms can lead to confusion and administrative issues. If allowed, the latest submitted form may be considered, while the others might be invalidated. It's crucial to thoroughly review the information before submitting the form and ensure that all details are accurate and complete. In case of errors or changes needed after submission, some authorities offer correction windows, but this is not guaranteed. To avoid unnecessary complications, candidates should focus on providing accurate information in their initial application and refrain from submitting multiple forms. It's recommended to carefully follow the instructions provided by the conducting authority and seek clarifications if needed.

The KLEE 2025 application fees for course-wise and category-wise have been mentioned below:CategoryFee for 3 year LLB and 5 years LLBFee for LLMGeneral / SEBCINR 685INR 840SC / STINR 345INR 420Note: The mentioned fee is subject to change.Here is a breakdown of the categories mentioned above:General / SEBC: This category applies to students from the General and Other Backward Classes (OBC) backgrounds.SC / ST: This category applies to students belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities in India. These communities are considered socially disadvantaged and receive reservation benefits in education and government jobs.Important Note:It's crucial to identify the correct category while filling out the application form. Any discrepancy might lead to disqualification.The fee structure might change slightly depending on any additional processing charges levied during online payment. Refer to the official KLEE notification for the most up-to-date fee details.Additional Information:The application fee can be paid online using various methods like internet banking, debit card, or credit card.An alternative offline payment option might be available through designated Post Offices within Kerala and Lakshadweep, but this would involve generating an e-challan from the KLEE website first.

There is no provision of the application correction window for KLEE application form. Thus, once candidates submit the KLEE application form, they will not be able to edit it. Thus, while filling out the KLEE application form candidates need to be very careful and need to consider the following points to avoid mistakes in filling out the form: Refer to your original documents and enter details accordingly. Always enter your name, parents' names, date of birth and other crucial details according to your official documents such as, voter ID, Aadhar Card, and HSC admit card. Cross-check all the details twice that you enter and then submit the form. 

The eligibility requirements for KLEE depend on the specific programme you are applying for (3-year LLB, 5-year LLB, or LLM). Here is the description of KLEE eligibility criteria for 3-year LLB, 5-year LLB and LLM courses:Educational Qualification:5-year LLB: Passed the HSC examination of the Board of HSC education, Kerala or any equivalent qualifying exam.3-year LLB: Graduation in any stream. Final year students can also apply.LLM: Graduation in law for LLM.Minimum Marks:LLB (General & SEBC): 45% in qualifying exam.LLB (SC/ST): 40% in qualifying exam.LLM: 50% in qualifying exam (graduation in law).Other Requirements:Nativity: Only Indian citizens can appear for KLEE.Age Limit: No age limit for 5-year LLB program. As per Supreme Court directives for 3-year LLB programme (specific date might be announced later).