Direct Admission in St. Joseph’s Law College

Established in the year 2017, St. Joseph’s College of Law, Bangalore is the pioneer Jesuit law college in South Asia that is strengthened with a 450-year-old legacy in imparting quality education through the Jesuit mission of moulding students into ‘people of competence, conscience and compassion dedicated to the service of faith and the promotion of justice. Get Direct Admission in St. Joseph’s Law College

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About St. Joseph’s Law College

Candidate can pursue in multiple range of courses like B.A. LL.B., BBA LL.B., B.Com LL.B, LL.B. with the stream of Law. Institue offered courses that are approved by BCI. Most importantly, these courses with 240 seats are imparted at affordable fees, which increase accessibility and allow students the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in their chosen field. Courses offered by the Institute are in the fee range of INR 270,000-525,000 for a total of 240 candidates.

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Highlights of Law at SJCL

Candidates looking forward to practice law in India, are required to clear the All India Bar Exam (AIBE), conducted by BCI. On clearing the AIBE exam, lawyers are awarded a ‘Certificate of Practice’ which is mandatory for practicing the profession as an advocate in India.

LLB Eligibility

Admissions to the first year of the 3-year LL.B. course, in all colleges under the jurisdiction of Karnataka State Law University, is strictly based on merit, based on the marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examination.

To be eligible for admission in the 3-year LL.B. course, the candidate should: Have graduated in any discipline of knowledge from a University established by an Act of Parliament or by a State Legislature or an equivalent national institution recognised as a Deemed to be University or Foreign University recognised as equivalent to the status of an Indian University by an authority competent to declare equivalence, may apply for three-year degree course in law leading to the conferment of LL.B. degree on successful completion of the regular programme conducted under these Regulations.

Be or be less than thirty years in the case of general category of applicants and thirty-five years in the case of applicants from SC, ST, and other backward communities as on 1st June. Have secured marks, which shall not be below 45% (44.5% and above shall be treated as 45%) of total marks in case of general category applicants and 40% of total marks in case of SC and ST applicants.

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Fee structure for LLB

3 Years

A candidate seeking admission to the three Year LLB degree course for the academic year 2023-24 and those admitted to such course shall pay.

Karnataka Students Rs.93,000/- + University Fee
Non Karnataka Students Rs. 1,03,000/- + University Fee
NRI Students 1,18,000/- + University Fee
Foreign Students 1,43,000/- + University Fee

Anti Ragging Committee

The college has constituted an ‘anti-ragging squad’ comprising of faculty members and selected non-teaching staff who are responsible for discipline and compliance. Ragging incidences reported if any, will be investigated and strict disciplinary action will be taken. The college is committed to zero tolerance for ragging. As per the directions of the Honourable Supreme Court of India, the University Grants Commission has enforced a regulation to curb the menace of ragging in higher educational institutions u/s 26(1) of UGC Act, 1956.

The contact number of the squad is made available to all students and they can approach the squad anytime. It is mandatory for all the students and parents to sign the online anti-ragging affidavit available at: http://antiragging.in/site/affidavits_registration.aspx

Moot Court

Moot Court exercises are mandated by Course requirements to equip students with the relevant skills such as language, writing , argument , legal ettiquitte which are applicable in a wide variety of legal situations. Moot court exercises are regularly conducted in facilities specially designed for this purpose.

Cafeteria

The college cafeteria is the pulse of the campus. It is a spacious area that provides a wide range of hygienic food at affordable prices. It is a popular hub on the campus not only for the availing refreshment but also for student bonding and discussions.

Outreach Programme

Social Concern:

Preparing persons for the services of others is the aim of education in St Joseph’s College of law, Bengaluru. Students are expected to be sensitive to the poor and be persons of concern, compassion and conscience.

What Is Outreach?

The Jesuit view of Higher education has never been a simplistic and one-sided one. It concerns all round development with a special focus on critical praxis that engages students to yoke their academic excellence, their character development and their personal concern to the transformation of society deeply disturbed by inequality and injustice. The students who pass through Jesuit higher education cannot remain isolated from the economics, political and cultural fabric of his/ her society. It is integral to higher education that he / she becomes aware of and is involved in the everyday realities of society. It is the Jesuit ideal that solidarity with the people can only be achieved by ‘contact’ and ‘participation’ in the daily life of the marginalized. It is therefore the firm conviction of Jesuit Higher Education that ‘personal involvement with innocent suffering, with the injustice other suffer, is the catalyst for solidarity which then gives rise to intellectual inquiry and moral reflections’.

In alignment with Jesuits’ Higher Education purposes, the University Grants Commission, the Higher Education Authority in India, has recognized the relevance and importance of the purposes and practice to ‘Extension’ as integral to the process of learning. Hence it expects universities and colleges, given their knowledge, human resources and infrastructure, to become positive change – makers who would empower the marginalized of the society.