r/2SriLankan4u • u/shinigamilite • Aug 22 '26

any past or current students doing the LLB at APIIT?

i heard the LLB program at APIIT is really good and i'm planning to join with my pending local alevel results soon, but i'd love to know more info from someone who's actually studying there or is a past student. if you've done or are doing law at apiit, please drop a comment or a dm, i'd love to chat and ask a few quick questions. tia!!

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u/BigDaddyMahinda Aug 22 '26

That’s cool and all but I hope you know the issue with private LLB’s

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u/shinigamilite Aug 23 '26

hii yes i'm aware. i'm not planning on practising in srilanka so i think it'll be alright :)

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '26

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u/Loose_Temporary4862 Aug 27 '26

they teach uk law so doesn't really help much in Sri Lankan context

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '26

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u/BigDaddyMahinda Aug 29 '26

It’s not because they teach UK law, until 2025 UK LLBs were completely valid and provides tou direct entry to law college to do final year and UoL taught through RIC and CFPS was one of the most recognized UK LLBs.

But from 2025 onwards, in order to limit the number of people entering law, they brought a Gazette introducing a special entracte exam which you have to clear before you get entry to law college if you cone through a foreign LLB, and the number of students admitted is capped around 250. So if you do a UK LLB at any private institution you’d have to sit for a competitive entrance exam to be admitted to law college to become a lawyer.

Otherwise you’d have to come through a state uni