SGTU LLB Hons FAQs
Ques. Can I join the L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University after completing a B.Tech or B.Com degree? Is it open to all graduates?
Ans. Yes, the L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University is open to graduates from any recognized discipline, including B.Tech, B.Com, BA, BSc, BBA, MBBS, and others. The only requirement is a minimum of 55% marks in graduation with English as one of the subjects. This makes the program highly accessible to professionals from diverse backgrounds who wish to transition into law. Engineers often pursue LLB to specialize in Intellectual Property or Technology Law, while commerce graduates may focus on Corporate or Tax Law.
Ques. What makes the L.L.B. (Hons.) curriculum at SGT University different from a standard LLB offered at other universities?
Ans. The L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University stands out for its forward-looking curriculum that includes emerging legal domains not commonly found in standard LLB programs. Subjects like Blockchain, AI and IoT Law, Cyber Laws, Data Protection and Privacy, and Forensic Science are integrated alongside traditional subjects like Constitutional Law, Family Law, and Administrative Law. This prepares graduates for the rapidly evolving legal landscape where technology law, data privacy, and cybercrime are becoming increasingly important practice areas.
Ques. What is the total fee for L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University, and how is it paid?
Ans. The official SGT University website states the program fee as Rs. 80,000 per semester for L.L.B. (Hons.). Over 6 semesters (3 years), the total tuition fee amounts to Rs. 4,80,000. Additionally, a one-time refundable caution fee of Rs. 10,000 and other fees of Rs. 2,500 are charged, making the total academic fee Rs. 4,92,500. Fees are paid semester-wise at the beginning of each semester. Hostel fees are separate and optional. Merit-based scholarships of up to 100% on tuition fees are available based on graduation marks.
Ques. After completing L.L.B. (Hons.) from SGT University, can I directly practice as an advocate? What is the process?
Ans. After completing the L.L.B. (Hons.) from SGT University (which is BCI-recognized), graduates must enroll with the State Bar Council of the state where they wish to practice. Following enrollment, they must appear for and clear the All India Bar Examination (AIBE), conducted by the Bar Council of India. Upon clearing AIBE, they receive a Certificate of Practice, which allows them to practice as an advocate in any court in India. The entire process typically takes 3-6 months after graduation.
Ques. Is the L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University suitable for someone already working in a corporate job? What is the class schedule like?
Ans. The L.L.B. (Hons.) at SGT University is a full-time, on-campus program, which means it requires regular physical attendance at the Gurugram campus. It is not offered in part-time or distance mode. Therefore, it may not be suitable for someone in a full-time corporate job unless they can take a career break. However, the program is well-suited for recent graduates, those between jobs, or professionals who have taken a sabbatical to pursue a law degree. The university's location in Gurugram (Delhi NCR) also makes it convenient for students from the NCR region.
Ques. What are the career options after L.L.B. (Hons.) from SGT University? Can I also pursue LLM or judiciary exams after this?
Ans. L.L.B. (Hons.) graduates from SGT University can pursue a wide range of careers including Advocate, Corporate Lawyer, Criminal Lawyer, Legal Advisor, Legal Analyst, Litigation Lawyer, Judicial Services Officer, Law Teacher/Professor, Legal Journalist, and Government Services. The program also prepares students for Judicial Services examinations (State PCS-J exams), UPSC (Law optional), and other competitive exams. Graduates can further pursue LLM (Master of Laws) at SGT University itself or at other institutions to specialize in a particular area of law. Entry-level salaries for LLB graduates typically range from Rs. 3-6 LPA, with higher packages in corporate law firms or after clearing judicial services exams.







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