Alliance School of Law Bengaluru Opens Early Admissions for 2026
Applications are now open for Alliance School of Law, Bengaluru, with a fee of ₹1000 (US $50 for foreign nationals). Early admissions for the Academic Year 2026 are live, offering a chance to secure scholarships and programme choices.
The School admits students through various pathways, including ACLAT, AUSAT, Personal Interview, and accepts valid CLAT scores. It offers a holistic approach to legal education, focusing on ideas, justice, and global perspectives. This is reflected in its pedagogy, which includes legal aid clinics, moot courts, research projects, and global exchange programmes.
Specialisations available range from Intellectual Property Rights to Criminal Law, catering to diverse interests. The School offers a full spectrum of programmes, from undergraduate (BA LLB, BBA LLB, LLB) to postgraduate (LLM with specialisations) and doctoral (PhD in Law) degrees.
Alliance offers comprehensive merit-based scholarships, including fee waivers up to 50% for top scorers, AUSAT-based scholarships, CUET-based tuition waivers, and category-based scholarships. This commitment to accessibility is further highlighted by its #20 ranking among India's top law schools in the NIRF 2025 rankings.
With early admissions open, aspiring law students are encouraged to apply to Alliance School of Law, Bengaluru. The School's commitment to a holistic legal education, diverse specialisations, and generous scholarships make it an attractive choice for those seeking a robust legal foundation.
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