Shri Varshney College Aligarh L.L.B : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the three-year LLB at Shri Varshney College is INR 12,744 for the full course duration. This covers course and examination charges as consolidated by the college. The fee structure makes this one of the most affordable law programmes in the Aligarh district. Students should confirm the exact annual breakdown directly with the college admissions office before the session begins.

Ans. No, CLAT is not required for LLB admission at Shri Varshney College. CLAT scores are used only for admission to National Law Universities across India. Shri Varshney College conducts its own college-level entrance test followed by a personal interview for shortlisting candidates. Final selection is based on graduation aggregate marks combined with performance in the entrance test and interview round.

Ans. Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks. SC/ST candidates may be eligible with a relaxed percentage as per university norms. There is no age restriction for regular 3-year LLB students as per Bar Council of India guidelines. Candidates from Science, Commerce, and Arts backgrounds are all equally eligible to apply.

Ans. Graduates of LLB from Shri Varshney College can enrol with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh and begin practising in Aligarh and other district courts. They can also appear for the UP Judicial Services examination to become civil judges. Other career paths include LLM for higher specialisation, legal advisory roles in banks and public sector units, and positions in government law departments and legal aid organisations.

Ans. Yes, LLB students at Shri Varshney College can avail the UP Government Post-Matric Scholarship, which provides full fee reimbursement for SC/ST/OBC students meeting the state income criteria. Applications are submitted online at scholarship.up.gov.in. The college also awards a full fee waiver each year to the top 3 students based on graduation aggregate marks. Students from families with annual income below INR 2 Lakhs may also qualify for additional financial aid from the college welfare department.

Ans. Yes, the LLB degree from Shri Varshney College is recognised by the Bar Council of India. The college is affiliated with Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University, Aligarh, a state-recognised university. Graduates can apply for enrolment with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh and practise in courts across the state. The degree is valid for LLM admissions at universities across India and also for judicial service entrance examinations.