Sri Lanka Law College Admissions 2026 (2nd Intake) – Applications Open for LL.B Graduates

 Sri Lanka Law College Admissions 2026 (2nd Intake) – Applications Open for LL.B Graduates

Sri Lanka Law College has officially called for applications from eligible LL.B graduates of recognized local and foreign universities for admission as Attorneys-at-Law Students under the 2026 Second Intake. Eligible candidates must submit their applications together with all required documents on or before 19 June 2026.

📌 Who Can Apply?

• Must be a Sri Lankan citizen.
• Must be at least 17 years of age.
• Must possess a valid LL.B Degree from a recognized local or foreign university.
• Must have a Credit Pass in English Language at G.C.E. O/L or equivalent.
• Must have a Credit Pass in Sinhala or Tamil Language at G.C.E. O/L or equivalent.
• Must have at least Two Credit Passes and One Simple Pass at one sitting in G.C.E. A/L or equivalent examination.
• Must submit a Character Certificate acceptable to the Incorporated Council of Legal Education (ICLE).

📌 Important Notice for Foreign Graduates

📄 Required Documents

• Completed Application Form
• 3 Certified Passport Size Colour Photographs
• LL.B Degree Certificate
• Detailed Degree Transcript / Results Sheet
• Degree Confirmation Letter
• G.C.E. O/L Results Sheet
• G.C.E. A/L Results Sheet
• Character Certificate
• Birth Certificate & English Translation
• National Identity Card Copy
• Grama Niladhari Certificate (DS-04)
• Education Verification Consent Form (Annexure I)
• Affidavit (if names differ in documents)

📮 How to Submit Applications?

• Applications must be handwritten and submitted with all required documents.
• Applications can be dropped at the Student Registration Unit of Sri Lanka Law College.
• Applicants unable to visit physically may submit through an authorized person or via Registered Post.
• Envelope should be marked: "Application for Student Admission 2026 – 2nd Intake"

💰 Registration Fees

⚠️ Applications Will Be Rejected If:

• Submitted after 19 June 2026.
• Application is incomplete.
• Required documents are missing.
• Application is not handwritten.
• More than one application is submitted.
• Documents are illegible or altered.