GNLU Gandhinagar All Questions

Yes, there are reservations  available for reserved category candidates in GNLU. A specific number of seats is allotted to those belonging to the SC/ST category for the BA LLB and the LLM programmes in the university.

Yes, aspirants should have a minimum score of 55% marks in bachelor's degree from a recognised university + CAT/MAT/CMAT for MBA admission at GNLU. The cut-off for candidates is based on their performance in the CAT/MAT/CMAT, legal aptitude test, group discussion, personal interview, academic record, and prior work experience.

Yes, there are reservations  available for reserved category candidates in GNLU. A specific number of seats is allotted to those belonging to the SC/ST category for the BA LLB and the LLM programmes in the university.

Yes, there is a reservation of 30% for female candidates for courses at GNLU 5% of seats are reserved for Specially Abled Persons/Persons with Disability (PWD) category and 25% of seats are reserved for candidates of Gujarat Domicile.

Yes, aspirants should have a minimum score of 55% marks in bachelor's degree from a recognised university + CAT/MAT/CMAT for MBA admission at GNLU. The cut-off for candidates is based on their performance in the CAT/MAT/CMAT, legal aptitude test, group discussion, personal interview, academic record, and prior work experience.

Yes, there is a reservation of 30% for female candidates for courses at GNLU 5% of seats are reserved for Specially Abled Persons/Persons with Disability (PWD) category and 25% of seats are reserved for candidates of Gujarat Domicile.

Admission to the five-year integrated law programmes at GNLU Gandhinagar is based on CLAT. Candidates who want to enrol in the GNLU Gandhinagar L.L.M. programme must take the CLAT PG exam. Admission to the M.B.A. in Financial Management and Business Law programme at Gujarat National Law University is granted based on performance on the CAT/MAT/CMAT, and is then followed by a legal aptitude test, a group discussion, and a personal interview. Candidates who want to apply for a Ph.D. programme must first take an entrance exam, then they must attend an  interview.

Admission to the five-year integrated law programmes at GNLU Gandhinagar is based on CLAT. Candidates who want to enrol in the GNLU Gandhinagar L.L.M. programme must take the CLAT PG exam. Admission to the M.B.A. in Financial Management and Business Law programme at Gujarat National Law University is granted based on performance on the CAT/MAT/CMAT, and is then followed by a legal aptitude test, a group discussion, and a personal interview. Candidates who want to apply for a Ph.D. programme must first take an entrance exam, then they must attend an  interview.

Yes, you can most definitely take admission for LLB at GNLU without taking up the entrance exams of CLAT. CLAT is not for admission to the three year LLB program, it's for integrated law course for a duration of five years based on the eligibility criteria of passed 10+2 from a recognized board with 45% aggregate.  If you are not interested in taking up these all India entrance exams, there are also various others state level and university level exams that you can give to get admission for LLB.

No, you cannot combine two scholarships in GNLU.  GNLU offers financial support in a variety of ways, including Student Research Associates (SRA), best research paper awards, international internships, moot court funding, debates, sports, and several curricular and extracurricular programs and activities. These are student-administered programs overseen by faculty chairs. The GNLU Litigation Assistance and Support Scholarship (GLASS) provides scholarships to selected graduates to pursue a career in litigation. The GNLU is the only NLU that implements the pro bono legal services requirement as part of the undergraduate program.