Sangam University Bhilwara L.L.B : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total tuition fee for the three-year LLB at Sangam University is ₹1,10,000, charged as ₹34,000 in Year 1, ₹36,000 in Year 2, and ₹40,000 in Year 3. A one-time admission processing fee of ₹1,000 per year is charged separately at enrolment. Optional hostel accommodation is available at ₹90,000 to ₹1,20,000 per year, payable separately.

Ans. Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 45 percent aggregate marks (40 percent for reserved categories). Graduates from Science, Commerce, Arts, or any professional stream are eligible. Final-year graduates may apply provisionally, subject to submission of result before enrolment.

Ans. No. Sangam University does not mandate CLAT or any other national law entrance test for the three-year LLB programme. Admission is based on qualifying degree aggregate merit, and the university uses its own merit shortlisting process. Candidates may optionally appear in SUAT (Sangam University Admission Test).

Ans. LLB graduates from Sangam University can enrol with the Bar Council and practise as advocates in civil and criminal courts. Other career paths include judicial services (through state and central judiciary exams), legal officer in PSUs and government bodies, corporate counsel in companies and law firms, law researcher, and academic in law schools after clearing UGC-NET in Law.

Ans. Candidates apply online at sangamuniversity.ac.in by submitting the LLB application form with graduation mark sheets, a photograph, and a signature. The application fee is ₹500. Shortlisting is based on qualifying degree aggregate; selected candidates attend a document verification round at the Bhilwara campus before paying the first-year fee and confirming the seat.

Ans. Yes. Sangam University offers merit scholarships with up to 75 percent tuition waiver, girls scholarships, sports scholarships, and need-based scholarships. Applications are submitted at the time of admission; continuation in subsequent years requires maintaining the minimum CGPA specified in the university scholarship policy.