The admission process at the college is straightforward, with prospective students obtaining application forms and eligibility criteria from the entrance office. Upon meeting these criteria, students submit necessary documents and pay the first term fees to secure admission. From 2000 to 2003, the college faculty included supportive staff and senior practicing advocates as visiting professors. Exams are held twice a year, following a 70/30 grading pattern, with 70% for written exams and 30% for internal assessments, which include assignments, presentations, and viva. The college maintains an affordable fee structure, suitable for lower middle-class families, with the annual fee set at Rs 5500, covering all costs. There are no additional charges, and special concessions are available for girls and underprivileged students under government schemes. The library provides access to necessary books. Graduates have diverse career opportunities, such as starting their own practice, joining company legal departments, becoming judges, or pursuing careers in IAS, IPS, IFS, and banking services. Internships with stipends are offered, although specific stipend amounts are not specified. The college provides a trust scholarship for deserving candidates, and nationalized banks offer education loans to students. Fee concessions are available for students from specific categories, although fees may change annually.
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