IFHE Hyderabad - ICFAI Foundation For Higher Education Answered Questions

ICFAI Law School is currently accepting applications for BA LLB (Hons) admision 2025. Interested candidates can visit the institute's official website to register for admission. The entrance test (ILSAT) for the admission is conducted in two phases. The last dates to apply for the first and the second phases of ILSAT are Dec 14, 2024, and April 05, 2025, respectively.  The classes will commence from July 28, 2025.

ICFAI Law School BBA LLB (Hons) applications can be submitted online or offline. For offline application, aspirants can download the application form from the institute's official website and send it to the Admissions Office, along with the Bank Demand Draft of INR 1,000 towards the application fee. For online application, aspirants can follow the below-given steps:Step 1: Visit the official website of ICFAI Law School Hyderabad.Step 2: Click on 'Apply Now' on the Home page.Step 3: Register with the basic details such as mobile number, valid email ID etc. to generate login credentials.Step 4: Login to fill out the application form.Step 5: Upload the documents and pay the application fee of INR 1,000Step 6: Submit the application form.

Candidates seeking admission to the BAJ LLB (Hons) programme of ICFAI Law School must clear a two-step selection process. This includes an entrance test and a personal interview. To be considered for the selection process, they must submit an application online/offline. Online application can be submitted by visiting the university's official website. For offline application, aspirants can download the application form from the official website and send it the institute's admission office. After applying for admission, candidates are required to appear for the ILSAT, the entrance test accepted by ICFAI Law School for admission to its BAJ LLB (Hons) programme. Candidates who qualify in ILSAT scores will be called for a personal interview, which is the second step in the selection process. The institute will make the final selection after the personal interview.

Yes, ICFAI Law School Hyderabad BBA LLB (Hons) admissions are open for the academic session of 2025-26. Interested candidates can visit the institute's official website to register for admission. The entrance exam (ILSAT) for the admission will be conducted on Dec 15, 2024, and April 06, 2025. The last dates to apply for the first and the second phases of ILSAT are Dec 14, 2024, and April 05, 2025, respectively.  The classes will commence from July 28, 2025.

ICFAI Law School will conduct the personal interviews for BBA LLB (Hons) admission for 2025 once the ILSAT 2025 results have been released. Only the candidates who have qualified the ILSAT 2025 exam will be called for personal interviews. As per the dates mentioned on the institute's official website, the personal interviews for Phase 1 of ILSAT 2025 will be conducted from Jan 9, 2025 onwards. The personal interviews for Phase 2 of ILSAT 2025 will be conducted from April 25, 2025 onwards.

After completing the BA LLB (Hons) course of ICFAI Law School, candidates can secure  the jobs profiles mentioned in the table below:Job ProfilesAverage SalaryLawyerINR 8-10 LPASolicitorINR 7- 10 LPALegal AdvisorINR 5-8 LPAPublic ProsecutorINR 8-12 LPALecturerINR 6-10 LPANote- The above salary has been taken from external sources, and hence may vary.

Yes, after completing a BA LLB (Hons) from ICFAI Law School, graduates can seek various job opportunities in the government sector. They can serve as legal advisors, law officers, or public prosecutors in various government departments. Additionally, they can appear for competitive exams like the Judicial Services Examination, through which they can get inducted into the subordinate judiciary, and in many other PSUs and ministries. For candidates interested in the academic field, you can pursue higher studies like an LLM (Master of Laws) or a PhD in Law. This can open up opportunities for teaching, research, or working in legal academia in the government sector.

As per the BA LLB (Hons) curriculum followed at ICFAI Law School, students have to choose various Discipline-specific elective courses after the third year of the programme. Some of these elective subjects have been listed below:Law and Society: NGOs and Law, Population, Public Health and Law, and Law on Food Safety and SecurityInternational Law: Private International Law, International Criminal Law and International Criminal Court, and International Dispute ResolutionsCrimes & Criminology: Criminal Psychology, Crime investigation and prosecution, and Forensic Accounting and InvestigationConstitutional Law: Gender Justice, Media Law, and Judicial Institution in India: the Law, the courts and the judicial Process

BA LLB (Hons) graduates of ICFAI Law School are qualified to take up job roles in various law firms, MNCs, Legal -Tech ventures, etc. However, to cut across the increasing competition, graduates must consider the following factors that can impact their career prospects:Academic performance: Graduates with strong academic records are more likely to be hired by top law firms and other prestigious employers.Internship experience: Internships can provide graduates with valuable experience and help them develop their legal skills.Networking: Networking with lawyers and other legal professionals can help graduates find job openings and advance their careers.Location: Graduates who are willing to relocate to a major city will have more career opportunities.

BA LLB (Hons) programme offered at ICFAI Law School is a full-time programme extended over five years. The course duration is further divided into ten semesters. Students must undergo a legal internship at the end of each year. Some of the subjects included in the curriculum of the integrated BA LLB (Hons) programme at ICFAI Law School are listed below:SociologyPolitical ScienceLaw of Torts and Consumer ProtectionJurisprudence and Interpretation of StatuteLegal Research MethodologyCriminal Procedure CodeCivil Procedure Code and Law of LimitationPublic International Law