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Marketing for law colleges: show the career, not the course list.
A law student is choosing a career path: litigation, a law firm, corporate legal, judiciary or policy. Colleges that show where their students intern, moot and work are the ones applicants take seriously.
The short version
- Two audiences: class 12 students for five-year integrated LLB, graduates for three-year LLB.
- Time campaigns around CLAT and other entrance results, and your own admission rounds.
- Moots, internships, legal aid clinics and recruiters are the core proof.
- Parents weigh approvals, fees and safety for five-year programmes.
- Track by programme and by entrance-score range.
How applicants decide
Five-year integrated LLB applicants usually sit CLAT or other law entrance tests after class 12 and decide with their parents. Three-year LLB applicants are graduates, often working, who compare evening or regular programmes, fees and location. Both check Bar Council of India approval, internship placements, moot court performance and where graduates work.
What we run
- Separate campaigns for five-year and three-year programmes.
- Content on internships, moots, legal aid clinics and faculty practice experience.
- Search ads on law college plus city and entrance-score terms.
- Webinars on law careers for class 11 and 12 students and their parents.
- Retargeting through entrance results and admission rounds.
Mistakes we see
- A single campaign for school leavers and graduates.
- Listing subjects instead of showing career outcomes.
- Starting after entrance results, when most strong candidates have already shortlisted.
Questions we get asked
How do law colleges attract better students?
By showing real career outcomes: internships, moot performance, legal aid work and where graduates practise, and by running separate campaigns for five-year and three-year programmes.
When should law colleges advertise?
Awareness through class 12 and the entrance test period, with the heaviest push around entrance results and admission rounds.
Do three-year LLB programmes need a different approach?
Yes. Applicants are graduates and often working, so timings, fees, flexibility and career switching matter more than campus life.
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