

Law (BA LLB / LLB / LLM)
at RKDF University, Bhopal, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
Eligibility: BA LLB: 10+2 any subject, min 45% (42% OBC, 40% SC/ST), max age 20 yrs (22 reserved); admission on CUET (UG) 2026 or marks. LLB: any Bachelor's degree with min 45% (42% OBC, 40% SC/ST). LLM: LL.B. with min 50% (45% SC/ST).
Specializations Available (3)
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LLB)
| Fee Quota | Yearly | Total Fee |
|---|---|---|
General | INR 25K | INR 1.25L |
Note: Yearly fee = fee proposed by the University (Rs.25,000). Fee Review Committee: Tuition fee (85%) Rs.21,250 + Development fee & other miscellaneous fee (15%) Rs.3,750 = Total approved Rs.25,000. Fee is subject to review by MP Private University Regulatory Commission; University exam fee, hostel fee, mess fee and bus fee are charged extra. Source: University Fees Structure PDF on rkdf.ac.in. | ||
Interested in Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Legislative Law (BA LLB)?
Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB)
| Fee Quota | Yearly | Total Fee |
|---|---|---|
General | INR 35K | INR 1.05L |
Note: Yearly fee = fee proposed by the University (Rs.35,000). Fee Review Committee: Tuition fee (85%) Rs.24,650 + Development fee & other miscellaneous fee (15%) Rs.4,350 = Total approved Rs.29,000. Fee is subject to review by MP Private University Regulatory Commission; University exam fee, hostel fee, mess fee and bus fee are charged extra. Source: University Fees Structure PDF on rkdf.ac.in. | ||
Interested in Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB)?
Master of Laws (LLM)
| Fee Quota | Yearly | Total Fee |
|---|---|---|
General | INR 55K | INR 55K |
Note: Yearly fee = fee proposed by the University (Rs.55,000). Fee Review Committee: Tuition fee (85%) Rs.46,750 + Development fee & other miscellaneous fee (15%) Rs.8,250 = Total approved Rs.55,000. Fee is subject to review by MP Private University Regulatory Commission; University exam fee, hostel fee, mess fee and bus fee are charged extra. Source: University Fees Structure PDF on rkdf.ac.in. | ||
Interested in Master of Laws (LLM)?