1. BA LL.B (5-Year Integrated Program)

A comprehensive undergraduate program combining legal studies with arts subjects, preparing students for diverse legal careers.

2. LL.B (3-Year Bachelor of Laws)

A professional degree designed for graduates aiming to pursue a career in litigation, corporate law, or legal research.

3. LL.M (Master of Laws)

A postgraduate program offering specialization opportunities in key legal domains such as Corporate Law, Criminal Law, Human Rights, and more (specializations may vary by year).

4. Diploma Courses

Short-term diploma programs in focused legal fields, such as:

• Cyber Law

• Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

• Corporate Law

• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

5. Certificate Programs

Skill-based certificate courses offered periodically to enhance practical legal competencies.

1. Online Application

• Candidates must fill out the online application form available on the official website of Lloyd Law College.

• The application fee must be paid to complete registration.

2. Eligibility Verification

• The college reviews academic qualifications to ensure candidates meet the minimum eligibility criteria for their chosen program (10+2 for BA LL.B and graduation for LL.B).

3. LET (Lloyd Entrance Test)

• Admission to BA LL.B and LL.B programs is primarily based on the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET) conducted by the college.

• The test evaluates aptitude, legal reasoning, and general awareness.

4. Personal Interview (PI)

• Shortlisted candidates are invited for a Personal Interview, which helps assess their communication skills, motivation, and suitability for legal studies.

5. Merit List & Selection

• Final selection is based on the combined performance in:

  • LET score

  • Personal Interview

  • Academic background

6. Offer of Admission

• Selected candidates receive a Provisional Admission Offer through email or the admission portal.

7. Fee Payment & Document Verification

To confirm admission, candidates must:

• Pay the admission/semester fee

• Submit required documents such as marksheets, identity proof, photographs, and certificates for verification

8. Final Enrollment

• After successful verification and fee submission, students receive confirmation of final admission, along with details about orientation and the academic calendar.

1. Is Lloyd Law College approved by the Bar Council of India?

Yes. Lloyd Law College is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) for its BA LL.B and LL.B programs.

2. Which university is Lloyd Law College affiliated to?

The college is affiliated with Chaudhary Charan Singh University (CCSU), Meerut.

3. What programs are offered at Lloyd Law College?

The college offers:

• BA LL.B (5-year Integrated Program)

• LL.B (3-year Program)

• LL.M

• Diploma and certificate programs in specialized legal fields

4. What is the admission process for BA LL.B and LL.B?

Admissions are based on the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET) followed by a Personal Interview (PI). Eligibility criteria must also be met.

5. Does Lloyd Law College conduct an entrance exam?

Yes. The college conducts the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET) for admissions to its undergraduate and postgraduate law programs.

6. Are scholarships available for students?

Lloyd Law College offers scholarships based on merit, performance in LET, and specific eligibility categories.

7. How are the placements at Lloyd Law College?

The Career Services Cell provides support for internships, placements, skill training, and networking opportunities with law firms, corporates, and NGOs.

8. What facilities are available on campus?

The campus features:
Smart classrooms, moot court halls, a digital library, computer labs, legal aid clinic, sports facilities, and separate hostels for boys and girls.

9. Does the college offer internship opportunities?

Yes. Students regularly participate in internships with courts, law firms, corporate legal departments, NGOs, and legal institutions.

10. Is Lloyd Law College known for moot court activities?

Absolutely. The college has a strong moot court culture, organizes competitions, and encourages students to participate in national and international moot events.