Dr Ulhas Patil Law College, Jalgaon: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Dr. Ulhas Patil Law College was established in 2008. It is among the finest centers for legal education located in Jalgaon, Maharashtra. The Bar Council of India has also approved the college, which is laying down various programs in law with the purpose of producing upcoming talent in the legal arena. It is situated at 306, Baliram Peth, Jalgaon-425001 and has soon become one of the eminent legal study centers in the region. With a total student enrolment of 107 and courses varying in diversity. With the faculty strength 13.

It has various facilities to support the academic and personal growth of the students. The library, suitably stocked and serving as a node of knowledge, has a large heap of legal resources and reference books. There are separate departmental laboratories provided so that the students get practical experience. In case they are to be litigators, the moot court facility readily available to the students gives a lot of practical hands-on training in the skills to them. Hence creating an area for intellectual exercise. Since the college is working fine, another point regarding the college is its strong alumni system, which assists the current students in getting in touch with the successful students who got an education from the law college in the past.

The three courses at Dr. Ulhas Patil Law College are divided among different academic interests. There are full-time course in LLB (of 3 years' duration), BA LLB (of 5 years' duration), and in LLM (of 2 years' duration). Each of the LLB and BA LLB courses has an approved intake of 60 seats, thereby offering innumerable opportunities to law aspirants.

The admission process under Dr. Ulhas Patil Law College has been majorly based on the MHCET Law examination. This would help in admitting aspiring students into the LLB and BA LLB programs through a common test. The college's acceptance of scores from MHCET Law ensures a fair deal plus a competitive admission procedure that would draw students from the entire state.