SoL, JECRC University, Jaipur BALLB {Hons.} : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. CLAT is not strictly mandatory for admission to the BA LLB programme at JECRC University. The university accepts both CLAT-qualified candidates (who go through the CLAT counselling process) and direct applicants who have not appeared for CLAT. Direct applicants are required to qualify the university's Personal Interview (PI) process. However, preference is given to candidates with a valid CLAT 2026 score, so having a CLAT score does improve your chances of admission and may also help in scholarship consideration.

Ans. The BA LLB {Hons.} programme at JECRC University School of Law offers three specialisations: Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Criminal Law. Typically, specialisation choices are made during the course of the programme rather than at the time of admission. The curriculum is designed to cover all three areas broadly, with deeper focus in the chosen specialisation in the later semesters. Students are advised to confirm the exact semester of specialisation selection with the admissions office.

Ans. Internships are mandatory from Semester 2 through Semester 10, meaning students are required to complete a total of 9 internships over the course of the 5-year programme. The university actively facilitates internship placements at the Supreme Court, High Courts, District and Session Courts, Law Commission of India, various government ministries, Human Rights Commissions, law firms, banks, insurance companies, and MNCs. Past students have interned at organisations such as J Sagar and Associates, Competition Commission of India, National Human Rights Commission, Samsung, EY, and Accenture, among others.

Ans. Hostel accommodation at JECRC University is available for the first two academic years (four semesters) only for UG students, including BA LLB students. The hostel fee for 2026-27 ranges from Rs. 1,27,000 per annum (Non-AC, 4-seater) to Rs. 1,72,000 per annum (AC, 3-seater), charged for 10 months. A one-time non-refundable registration fee of Rs. 5,000 is also applicable. Separate hostels are maintained for boys and girls. Hostel allotment is subject to availability and the student's academic performance and conduct.

Ans. Graduates of the BA LLB programme can pursue careers in litigation (as advocates in district courts, high courts, or the Supreme Court), corporate law (in-house legal counsel at companies), judiciary (through state and central judicial services examinations), legal advisory roles, government legal departments, and law firms. The university's placement cell provides over 120 hours of Campus Recruitment Training (CRT) prior to placements. For the non-tech schools including Law, the median package is approximately Rs. 3.5 LPA, with the highest package reaching Rs. 8 LPA. Recruiters from firms and organisations such as Economic Laws Practice, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, and others have engaged with JECRC law students.

Ans. Yes, students who scored between 70% and 84.99% in their 10+2 examinations are eligible for a Merit Scholarship of 15% on the tuition fee, which amounts to Rs. 19,950 per annum. Students with 85% and above receive a 25% scholarship (Rs. 33,250 per annum). To retain the scholarship from Year 2 onwards, you must maintain a minimum CGPA of 8.0 and at least 75% attendance in every subject in both semesters of the previous academic year, with no compartment in any semester. Even a CGPA of 7.99 or attendance of exactly 75% (not above) will result in withdrawal of the scholarship, and no relaxation is granted.