Is Campus Law Centre University of Delhi expensive?

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    Anant katare | Contributor-Level 10

    2 weeks ago

    No, infact Campus Law Centre University of Delhi is a quite affordable & non expensive Institute as compared to other law schools in India. Besides, the institute's good reputation and prominent name it's fees for UG & PG courses are quite affordable for students. For pursuing LL.B. the total tution fees for the whole 3 year course is INR 18,030. Whereas for pursuing LL.M. the total tution fees for the 2year course is INR 12,040. For more information you can visit the official website of college.

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    Tanya Tomar | Contributor-Level 9

    3 weeks ago

    Campus Law Centre University of Delhi can not be considered expensive. Find below all the courses offered by the college along witht their total tuition fees in INR and eligibility criteria. 

    CoursesTuition FeesEligibility
    LL.B.(1 course)
    18 K
    – / –
    LL.M.(1 course)
    12 K
    Exams : CUET-PG
    BBA LL.B.(1 course)
    – / –

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