Lloyd Law College: Admissions 2025 – Fees, Eligibility, Last Date & Process

Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida is a leading educational institution that provides high-quality legal education. It was founded in 2003 as the Satilila Charitable Society (SCS). Lloyd legal College provides an integrated legal curriculum and a standard law course at the undergraduate level. BA-LL.B. (5-year integrated course) has an annual intake of 240 seats, 180 of which are filled by LET and the remaining 50 via CLAT. The LL.B program may accommodate 180 students per batch. Both courses are accredited by the University Grants Commission (UGC) in New Delhi.

• Only Lloyd Entrance Test qualifiers may apply to the LL.B. program. CLAT scores are not required for entrance to the aforementioned program.
• Candidates seeking for the hostel facility must pay the fee exclusively in cash or by demand draft made payable to Aryan Residency Ltd. in New Delhi.
• Reserved category candidates who scored at least 40% in their last qualifying exam are allowed to apply.
• According to C.C.S. University and Bar Council of India regulations, only candidates under the age of 25 on July 1st of the year in which they take the entrance examination are eligible to apply.
• Those who have passed the Lloyd Entrance Test are chosen on the basis of merit and performance in the personal interview.
• CLAT qualifiers are chosen based on their scores in the common admission exam (on a merit basis) and a personal interview.

Highlights Table 2025

Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida BA-LL.B. and LL.B. Admissions 2025

Lloyd Law College offers undergraduate degree programs in law. The institute currently offers an integrated BA-LL.B. curriculum, as well as a traditional LL.B. program, to individuals seeking admission to undergraduate legal courses in the Delhi region. Admission to these programs requires a pass in the 10+2 or comparable examination from a recognised board or university.

Candidates are selected based on their scores in the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET), followed by a personal interview. Prospective candidates can apply through Lloyd Law College's online application process by visiting their website. The mandatory application cost can be paid online by credit/debit card or internet banking. Candidates with a valid CLAT (conducted by Chanakya National Law University) score are also eligible to apply, and must complete the Lloyd Law College application form regardless.

• Candidates with a valid CLAT score can apply straight for the personal interview. These candidates are excused from taking the Lloyd Entrance Test (LET).
• There are 60 places available for CLAT applicants out of a total intake of 240.
• Students who took/appeared for the final examination in March/April and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply.

LET 2025

The Lloyd entrance test (LET) is administered every year for admission to BA LLB and LLB programs. LET comprises 150 multiple-choice questions. The exam is broken into five components. The table below shows the section-wise distribution of marks in the LET.

• There are no negative markings.
• A candidate will be granted one mark for each right answer.
• The exam is in English.
• LET will be held in offline mode.
• The exam lasts two hours.

Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida Application Process 2025

Lloyd Law College welcomes online applications from eligible students for admission to BA-LL.B. and LL.B. courses. Candidates can obtain the application form by visiting the institute's website, www.lloydlawcollege.edu.in. The application process is described in detail below:

• The website provides many application links for both courses. The applicant must click on the application link provided for the course for which he or she is applying.
• Once entered, the candidate must complete the application form with all of the necessary information.
• The institute communicates via SMS and email. It is therefore strongly encouraged to enter the candidate's recent phone number and email address when filling out the online application form.
• A scanned copy of the student's photograph (ideally passport size) must be uploaded to the application form before submission.
• After submitting the application form, the candidate must pay the stipulated application cost online using the payment method provided on the application portal. The applicant might utilize a credit/debit card or online banking for this purpose.
• Candidates may download their admission cards from the institute's website during the time frames indicated by the institute.

Document Checklist:

The following documents must be produced, with photocopies (2 sets) submitted at the time of the interview:

• Aadhar Card (Internet copy is allowed)
• Marksheet - Class: X, XII (Internet copy permitted)
• Date of birth certificate (If DOB is not written on class X marksheet)
• Proof of residence: Category certificate (SC or ST, if applicable).
• Certificates and reports for people with disabilities, where relevant.
• Two passport-sized pictures (latest)
• Photo ID Proof (any, photocopy)

Reservation

The institute provides seat reservation in accordance with Bar Council and CCSU guidelines. The institute now offers the following reservations: