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M Krishna Law College campus
Private Since 1974 Hassan, Karnataka

M Krishna Law College

M Krishna Law College is a private institution located in Hassan, Karnataka, India, established in 1974. It offers 1+ courses across undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The inst…

₹75,000
Fees
1+
Programs

Admission Process 2026

Complete guide to entry requirements, application phases, and important deadlines.

Steps to Admission

1

Application

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2

Entrance Test

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3

Counseling

Interview / GD

4

Final Offer

Fee Payment

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M Krishna Law College admission process for 2026 involves entering through national/state level entrance exams.

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Verified Information 2026

Course fees at M Krishna Law College range from ₹75,000 per year depending on the program.

M Krishna Law College is a private institution located in Hassan, Karnataka, India. It was established in 1974.

M Krishna Law College offers 1+ programs across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, listed with fees under Courses & Fees.

Applications for M Krishna Law College are submitted through its official website, http://www.mkrishnalawcollege.com, or through the counselling body applicable to your chosen course.

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