University of London LLB Fees in Pakistan 2026–27

When you study the University of London LLB at Blackstone you pay two separate fees:

• Blackstone's fee, in rupees, for your classes, teachers, library and campus in Lahore.
• The University of London's fee, in pounds, paid to the University for registration, modules and exams.

For a student joining after FA/FSc on the CertHE route (three years), Blackstone's fee is Rs 795,000 in the first year and Rs 715,000 in each of the next two years: Rs 2,225,000 in total. The University of London's fees for the same three years come to £6,600.

These are Blackstone's 2026–27 fees for the LLB on the CertHE route, the same figures as on our fee structure page.

Blackstone may adjust its fees by up to 10% a year for inflation, and fees once paid are non-refundable because seats are limited.

The University of London publishes its own rates. For the November 2026 and April 2027 intakes they are:

• Registration: £696, paid once when you start.
• Module fee: £216 for each module (a module is one subject, such as Contract law).
• Exam fee: £276 for each module.

You take four modules a year, so the first year is £696 + (4 × £216) + (4 × £276) = £2,664, and each later year is £1,968.

Three-year total: £6,600. You pay the University year by year as you go, not all at once. The University says its fees rise by about 5% a year on average, so the Year 2 and Year 3 amounts may be a little higher when you reach them. Because these fees are in pounds, what they cost in rupees depends on the exchange rate on the day you pay.

Graduate Entry is for students who already hold an acceptable bachelor's degree. It takes two years and nine modules instead of three years and twelve.

The University of London's first-year figure includes the £65 LLB application fee and £696 registration. Year 2 has five modules, which is why it costs more than four. Full details are on the fee structure page.

• Exam centre fees. University of London exams are taken at an exam centre, such as the British Council, which charges its own fee.
• Textbooks. The University of London suggests budgeting up to around £350 a year.
• Exchange rate. The rupee cost of the pound fees moves with the exchange rate.

The next intake starts in April 2027. The University of London's application deadline for that intake is 1 April 2027. Applying early leaves time to gather documents and settle your route before classes begin. You can see all LLB fees on one screen in the LLB fees section.