Hii 

you have choosen a pretty well college , the course fee for the first year is 1,40,000 aproximately for the second year 1,26,000 lastly for 3rd year 1,26,000 as well these fee is excluding hostel fees and these are respect to non NRI quota.

while i dont know exactly of NRI quota fee it will be definatly greater than NON NRI

all the best

Hello Nihal,

Placements offered by National Law School of India university, Bangalore are quite good according to the ratings for this university.

Every year students are recruited in different law firms across the country.

Hi Umar,

Thanks for asking, This is the grand total fees not per annum.

The fee structure of NLSIU bangalire is divided into two parts:

1st years fees per annum

2nd to 5th years fees per annum

1st years fees is little bit more than rest of the years. Rest from 2nd to 5th year the fees is same per annum.

I am giving you the official link to know fee structure. Please visit this link:

https://www.nls.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&Itemid=28

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Good luck!

Hi Mehtaab,

Thanks for asking, all you have to do is just contact the officials of that college or NLU where you want admission. You will be admitted directly. Also, the fees structure is different from the rest of the candidates, it is a little bit high as compared to others.

Foreign candidates will be admitted directly on the basis of their performance in the qualifying examination, overall academic record and command over the English language.

The candidate must have studied the English language as one of the compulsory subjects in 10+2 or equivalent Higher Secondary School Examination.

The Admissions Committee may organize an English language competency test if found necessary.

Preference will be given to the candidates from SAARC countries and other developing countries. They are exempted from taking the CLAT and the rule concerning age limit.

They will have to apply directly to the University in the prescribed format available on the NLU Website within the time period given by them.

The candidate will be provisionally admitted only on his/her having the required proficiency in the English language.

Good Luck!!

Hi Sandhya,

NLSIU, Bangalore is one of the prestigious institutions in India. After the completion of the degree what kind of expenditure you are talking about? I mean if these expenditures are related to your personal use, I cannot answer but if these expenditures are related to your internships and job placements then you do not need to spend too much of money after the completion of the degree as you will surely get the opportunities of placements in your 4th year or after 5year without spending any money. 

Good Luck!

Hi Yadnyesh,

CLAT Cut Off is the minimum marks that a candidate must score to get shortlisted for the subsequent selection rounds. The cut off will be released post declaration of CLAT Results 2018 . Candidates are granted admissions on the basis of cut off released by the participating colleges.

• Predicting cutoffs for any exams even before you have seen the questions would be too inappropriate and foolish. One can only give assumptions based on previous data. But, the cut-off is dependent on the difficulty level of the paper and the quality of the aspirants. It will also depend on the medium of exam-online or offline. generally one see more scoring in offline exams as has been witnessed in CLAT.
• For CLAT, if your target is top 3 NLUs, a score of 140+ is sufficient(depending on difficulty), and is achievable by proper planning, regular studies and practice.

CLAT 2017 cut off for NLSIU was 139.75 marks and rank 69 for unreserved. For more previous years cut-offs just go through this link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

All the best!

Hi sir is it possible to with out clat and ...exams marks .....only direct admission on nlsiu ....and ...any donation seats

Hello Safalta , Admission in the B.A , L.L.B.(Hons.) Degree programme is purely on merit based .The main criteria to get in is to give and score in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT ) conducted by the CLAT committee constituted for Admission purpose.