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ILS law college is a great college with established history of more than 100 years. It has great alumni base, good placements, beautiful campus and affordable fee structure. I appeared for clat but I could not get any NLU. I believe my preparation lagged in some aspects of practice. I got accepted in Symbiosis Law college Pune. Comparison of SLS Pune and ILS Pune - 1. fees - ILS total fees - 204000 SLS total fees - 2000000 2. ILS has better alumni and long term history 3. ILS has better and bigger campus than SLS 4. SLS has better placements than ILS. 5. ILS has better campus life than SLS. Other than SLS pune, I got admitted in Nirma college of Law and Army institute of Mohali. I chose ILS Pune over them because of the overall exposure that the college provided my and fees structure that better suited to my needs. Admission process of ILS Pune is through MHCET exam Once you clear it, you appear for counselling rounds, and give your preference of universities. Then according to your rank the college is alloted, you can lock it or put for upgradation. One that is done, you visit college for offline admission and payment of fees to become a student of that college....Read More

ILS has it's own legacy of 101 years and still counting, The strong alumni base, The former and so many future cheif justices, ILS is rated NAAC A+ and has AIR 9 in top government law colleges, It's a blessing and a previledge to get admission here, The eligibility criteria is 12th pass with minimum 40% and getting a rank in mh cet as per the cut off of that year. ILS was my dream college from day 1, I took admission in BVP New law college as well but dropped out of it in three weeks after getting call from ILS...Read More

To get into ILS you have to appear for the Maharashtra CET for law. You can apply through Mahacet.gov. The exam tentatively is conducted in the month of April every year. The average cut off for general category is 114-120 out of 150 and for other categories it is around 95-97. There are 3 CAP rounds for admission....Read More

The college considers MHCET law for admission. The application forms for the same can be found on the CET website. The admission process is simple enough. Reservations category students can apply for DBT benefits for fees, the college will guide you through it....Read More

It's one of the prestigious law colleges in India. Professors are knowledgeable and very interactive with students. Moots court competitions, debates, extracurricular activities, etc is good also a good attraction for college....Read More

In the II year of LL.B at the Indian Law School, Pune, it is one of the most sought after colleges of the nation as far as legal studies are concerned, which is a government-funded, a society runs a private college. Also, ranking in the top 10 law colleges of the country stands 2nd in Maharashtra. The college offers UG courses i.e., 5 years integrated course B.A.LL.B after 12th, 3 years course LL.B after graduation, 2 years PG course LL.M, courses like D.T.L (Diploma in Taxation Laws), D.L.L (Diploma in Labour Laws) and lot other certificate courses too. The admission is based on the score of MH-LAW CET to be given which happens in June/July and counselling starts from August. ILS tops in rigorous practices of overall development of a student including moot courts, inclusion of cell activities and so on. If you need a college life, you will get fulfilled in ILS. Focuses on the corporate sector and sure-shot placements....Read More