Law Admission in Karnataka 2025 – Check Admission Procedure Here

Law Admission in Karnataka 2025 will be Started through CLAT Score. Karnataka is the state of Mysore, and it is located in the southwestern region of India. Karnataka was founded on 1st November 1956. Bangalore is the capital city of Karnataka, and the literacy rate of Karnataka is 75.60% as per the 2011 census.

In Karnataka State, many private and government law colleges are available for candidates, and those applicants who are seeking to get admission in the various law programs from this state can fill out the application form online based on their eligibility criteria.

Applicants will get detailed information on Law Admission in Karnataka through this article.

Admission Procedure

Those applicants are wish to get admission in the various law programs from the various law colleges of Karnataka will be able to get admission based on their marks scored in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or admission will also be done through direct admission.

Some universities are conducting their entrance examination to provide admission to the candidates.

Entrance Examinations

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) examination score will be accepted through all of Karnataka’s private and government law colleges.

The CLAT examination is conducted through National Law University on a rotation basis.

In May, the CLAT examination will be conducted.

Top Law Colleges in Karnataka

There are various top law colleges located in Karnataka: Al-Ameen College of Law, Bishop Cotton Women’s Christian Law College, Christ University, JSS Law College, University of Mysore, etc.

Law Admission

Applicants will get admission to various law programs based on their eligibility criteria, and the eligible candidates can fill out the application form from the 1^st week of January through online mode.

Till the last week of March, the application form will be available. Applicants should have the eligibility criteria such as

• For UG Courses, students must qualify for the 10+2 or equivalent examination & score at least 45% marks (40% marks in the case of the SC/ST category).
• For PG Courses, students must complete the LLB or equivalent examination & obtain a minimum of 55% marks (50% marks for SC/ST category).
• Appearing candidates can also apply.
• There is no upper age limit for appearing in CLAT 2025.

Selection Procedure

Candidates will be called out for counselling if they are shortlisted in the merit list based on their marks in state or national law entrance examinations. Some candidates get direct admission based on their marks scored in the 12^th examination. There are some of colleges offering admission to candidates based on a first-come, first serve.

Documents to Carry for Admission

Applicants must have to carry all these documents at the time of admission

• 10th & 12th Mark Sheets
• 10th & 12th Passing Certificate
• Graduation Certificate (If Applicable)
• LLB Degree Passing Certificate (If applicable)
• Category Certificate
• CLAT 2025 Admit Card (If applicable)
• CLAT 2025 Rank Card (If applicable)

If you have any queries regarding Law Admission in Karnataka 2025, you can ask your query and leave comments below.

Sunil Kushwaha

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