Kingston Law College, Kolkata is an ISO certified college, which provides education in the field of law. It is the second private law college to be established in the state of West Bengal. In addition to this, the college has earned approvals of many leading organisations such as the Bar Council of India, West Bengal State University and Ministry of Higher Education, West Bengal.

Presently, students can pursue three courses from this college, including the BA LLB. (Hons) programme, LLB programme and BBA LLB programme. This college has graduated over 15,000 students from the past 15 years. It is also the largest private college in the state as per the admission seat capacity.

Highlights of Kingston Law College

Kingston Law College Admission Process

Candidates inclining to apply in this college must get at least 45% marks in the qualifying examinations. Candidates belonging to the OBC category must attain a minimum of 42% in the qualifying examination, and SC and ST applicants must score at least 40% marks in their 12th standard examinations.

The college reserves admission for those applicants who receive more than 60% in their 12th standard examination. Aspirants must fill the admission form available on the college's official website during the stipulated period.

Application Procedure

• Visit the college official website klcc.edu.in
• Fill up the application form which is available under the admissions tab by clicking on the “save your seat” option.
• The students can also opt for an “online application demo” available under the admissions tab.
• In the online application, candidates need to fill their complete information correctly and submit it before the said deadline.
• The booking amount for the individual courses in INR 10,000
• Payment can be done through NEFT, challan, or net banking.

Kingston Law College Scholarships

The Scholarships are given on a semester-wise basis and may be cancelled anytime during studentship if the conditions are not adhered to.

• The student has to maintain a minimum 70% attendance record throughout the year
• The student has to score a minimum aggregate of 60% marks in the end-year assessment.