Which one is better for B.Tech, ICFAI University Dehradun or School of Law, UPES?

UPES School of Law offers the flagship BALLB program, which is a popular programme for students seeking to build a career in Law. The course is offered in a variety of specializations. UPES School of Law BALLB admissions are held on the basis of entrance examinations. The accepted exams include CLAT,  LSAT India,  ULSAT, and CUET. The total tuition fees for UPES School of Law BALLB is INR 20.14 L - 22.25 L.

Yes, you can practice law after completing LLB from the UPES School of Law. The LLB degree holders are eligible to pursue law in India. Moreover, degree holders can work as a judge, lawyer, consultant, legal counsellor, etc. The table below showcases average annual salary for some of the popular job profiles:

The university law school has a total seat intake of 30 for the LLB programme. UPES School of Law allot seats to the candidates on the basis of their performance in CUET exam and may consider academic performance as well. The mentioned seat intake is further as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The three-year LLB programme is divided into six semesters. Each of the academic year is divided into two semesters. Topics covered in the course are related to legislative law. Some of the subjects covered in the UPES School of Law LLB course curriculum are:

• Globalisation and Labour Regulation
• Competition Law
• Corporate Tax and Planning
• Data Protection Law
• Cyber Crimes, etc.

UPES School of Law 2025 registrations are ongoing. However, the course selection list does not show LLB as an option. Aspirants seeking admission should check the course-specific eligibility requirements before the form filling. Moreover, the application must also be submitted on or before the prescribed deadline.