UPES LL.B: Fees, Eligibility, Admission & Placements 2026

Student guide to the three-year LL.B at UPES School of Law

Dehradun, Uttarakhand · Official UPES Website ↗
Duration3 years
EligibilityGraduation with 50%
SelectionULSAT / applicable pathway
Listed fee~₹14.35L*
On this pageOverviewEligibilityFeesAdmissionPlacementsFAQs

UPES LL.B Overview

The three-year LL.B at UPES School of Law is a postgraduate-entry law programme for graduates. The school also offers five-year integrated law programmes for students entering after Class XII; those have separate eligibility and admission rules.


UPES 3-Year LL.B Eligibility

The current course information lists graduation with 50% as the minimum eligibility for the three-year LL.B. Students should check the current admission notice for the applicable entrance/selection route.


UPES LL.B Fee Breakdown & Placement Comparison

The current three-year LL.B listing is approximately ₹14.35 lakh, with hostel separate. The exact 2026-27 programme structure should be checked before payment.

TuitionCore programme/semester fee; varies by programme and specialisation.
Academic & service chargesProgramme-related academic/service components may be included in the published structure.
Technology₹3,800 per semester for the first year; subsequent-year amount is communicated with semester fees.
Security₹20,000 refundable, interest-free security at registration.
Medical + I-Card₹500 medical insurance at registration + ₹500 one-time I-Card fee.
Hostel / TransportHostel is separate; 2026-27 transport is ₹31,000. Hostel security is ₹10,000 refundable.
What is usually NOT part of the headline tuition?

Hostel, transport, technology, programme-specific consumables/training, insurance, I-Card and other applicable charges can be additional. UPES also lists a ₹31,300 one-time training/certification fee for applicable full-time programmes, ₹9,000 PDC fee for PG programmes and ₹23,300 for UG programmes, subject to programme exclusions.

Programme / areaReported outcomeHow to interpret it
MBA / School of Business₹30 LPA highest; ₹14 LPA top-10% average; 390+ offers; 150+ recruiters (2023-24)Useful MBA-specific benchmark; do not apply it to UG courses.
B.Tech / engineering17.5 LPA top-10% average CTC is highlighted by UPES for B.Tech CSECompare specialisation and cohort; not the same as a median salary.
B.Des₹6.48 LPA average and ₹15.17 LPA highest for a reported industrial/product-design programmeDesign outcomes vary by discipline.
University-wide92% placed in 2024-25; 800+ recruiters on campus in 2025Broad headline; ask for course-wise denominator and roles.
Highest headline₹1.3 Cr secured by an alumnusExceptional alumnus outcome, not a typical student package.

UPES LL.B Fees

Current 2026 listings put the three-year LL.B academic fee at approximately ₹14.35 lakh, including tuition and academic/service components and listed one-time charges. Hostel is additional and optional.

Fee note:

The official UPES 2026-27 fee structure should be treated as the final source because law programme fees and additional charges can be revised.


UPES LL.B Admission 2026

UPES lists ULSAT-LLB for law admissions and also provides non-exam pathways for eligible five-year LL.B applicants through CLAT or board merit. The three-year LL.B has separate eligibility and admission requirements.


UPES School of Law Placements

UPES publishes School of Law placement information separately. Summer internships are part of the university's broader career-development model. Students should examine law-specific recruiters, offers and roles rather than using university-wide placement headlines.


UPES LL.B FAQs

What is the eligibility for the three-year LL.B?

Graduation with 50% is listed for the three-year LL.B.

What is the LL.B fee?

Current listings indicate approximately ₹14.35 lakh for the three-year programme; verify the official 2026-27 fee before payment.

Is the three-year LL.B different from the five-year law programmes?

Yes. The three-year LL.B is for graduates, while UPES five-year integrated law programmes have Class XII-level eligibility and separate selection rules.