NLSIU Bangalore All Questions

Hi Madhuri,

The fee structure for Nalsar University Of Law:

*Tuition Fee- Rs.1,00,000 

*Student Welfare Fund- Rs.1,000 

*Examination Fee- Rs.2,000 

*Reading Material Fee- Rs.2,000 

*Library Fee- Rs.5,000 

*Journals Fee- Rs.2,000 

The total fee for National Law School Of India University is Rs.1,83,800. The counselling fee is different as per the category.

Thank you and best of luck. 

hai.

could you give your all india rank as well. 

your score is in the lower side as you know it is a very competitive exam so that the chances of getting seats in nlu are very less.

thank you

Hi jay

There are high chances of getting seat in the following institute :

• National law school of india university, Bangalore 
• Nalsar university of law, hyderabad 
• National law institute university, Bhopal 
• National law university, jodhpur 
• Gujrat national law university,gandhinagar 
• National law university, cuttack 
• Rajiv gandhi national university of law, patiala 

All the best! 

Hii Rahul

As per your rank, you can get admission in the following colleges-

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

National Law Institute University, Bhopal

WB National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata

National Law University, Jodhpur

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar

Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur

Tamil Nadu National Law School, Tiruchirappalli

National Law University and Judicial Academy, Guwahati

National Law University, Cuttack

National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi

All the  best.

Hi Vedant.

For admission in any of the National Law Universities, only your rank in CLAT is considered. You can not get admission in any of the NLUs using your LSAT score or any other entrance/ exam scores.

Best of luck!

Yes general category

Hi,

Thanks for asking careers360,

You have not specified the name of the exam you want information for. Please tell me the name of the exam so that I can answer them properly.

Good luck!

Hello Sunanda,

Good to know that you posted your query here.

Regarding your query, yes you can pursue an LLM degree in the field of corporate law even after completing your master's in business law, as corporate law will include all the subjects that you have studied and also because the degree that you have is a MBL, and would require a proper Master's degree.

Hope this solved your query. If you want to know about anything else, keep posting here.