South Calcutta Law College LL.M. Part-I & II Admit Card 2026 to be issued on Jan 16. Get details on collection time, location, and required documents for your exam.
Attention all LL.M. Part-I and Part-II students of South Calcutta Law College! The much-awaited admit cards for your upcoming examinations are scheduled for release on 16th January 2026 (Friday). This crucial notice provides all essential details regarding the admit card collection process, including specific dates, timings, location, and mandatory documents. Ensure you read through this comprehensive guide to facilitate a smooth collection process and prepare effectively for your examinations.
Important Dates for Admit Card Collection
Mark your calendars carefully, as the admit card issuance will be for a limited period only.
| Event | Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admit Card Issuance for LL.M. Part-I & Part-II | 16.01.2026 (Friday) | 09:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. | 3rd Floor beside Library |
Eligibility for Admit Card Collection
This admit card issuance is exclusively for:
- LL.M. Part-I students of South Calcutta Law College.
- LL.M. Part-II students of South Calcutta Law College.
No other specific eligibility criteria beyond being an enrolled student of these programs are mentioned in the notification.
Admit Card Collection Process & Required Documents
To ensure a hassle-free collection of your LL.M. Admit Card 2026, please adhere to the following procedures and bring all necessary documents.
Key Collection Details
- In-Person Collection Only: Students are required to visit the college in person to collect their own admit cards. Collection by proxy is not permitted.
- Strict Schedule Adherence: No candidates will be entertained after the scheduled date and time (16.01.2026, 11:30 a.m.). Punctuality is crucial.
- Collection Point: Admit cards will be issued from the 3rd Floor beside the Library.
Mandatory Documents for Collection
Students must bring the following documents to collect their admit cards:
- Your fees card.
- Your previous admit card (if applicable).
- Any valid ID proof, such as:
- Aadhaar Card
- Voter Card
- PAN Card
- Any other valid identification proof (if any)
Important Guidelines for Students
The college has outlined specific instructions to maintain order and ensure a smooth process:
- Students must bring their college ID card, which is needed to show at the entrance while entering the college premises.
- Kindly vacate the college premises immediately after receiving your admit card.
- Do not create any chaos, loiter, or stay in the college premises for a long time, gossip, or peep around.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q1: Who is eligible to collect the admit card as per this notice?
A: This notice is specifically for all LL.M. Part-I and LL.M. Part-II students of South Calcutta Law College.
Q2: When will the LL.M. Admit Cards for 2026 be issued?
A: The admit cards will be issued on 16th January 2026, which is a Friday.
Q3: What are the exact timings for admit card collection?
A: Students can collect their admit cards between 09:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. on the scheduled date.
Q4: Where is the admit card collection point within the college?
A: Admit cards will be issued from the 3rd Floor, located beside the Library.
Q5: What documents are mandatory for collecting my admit card?
A: You must bring your fees card, your previous admit card (if applicable), or any valid ID proof like an Aadhaar Card, Voter Card, or PAN Card.
Q6: Can I send a representative to collect my admit card if I am unable to come?
A: No, the notice explicitly states that students have to visit the college themselves to collect their own admit cards.
Q7: What happens if I miss the scheduled date and time for collection?
A: The college has clearly stated that no candidates will be entertained after the scheduled date and time. It is crucial to adhere to the given schedule.
Q8: Is there any specific ID required to enter the college premises for admit card collection?
A: Yes, you must bring your college ID card to show at the entrance while entering the college premises.