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Hey aspirant!
The minimum eligibility for applying in National Law School of India University, Bangalore is that you have to clear your 12th grade with 45% marks.
Admission process will be through Common law admission test(CLAT) total seats are 80, for general category 50, 18 for ST/SC and 7 for other categories.
Best of luck!
The minimum eligibility for applying in National Law School of India University, Bangalore is that you have to clear your 12th grade with 45% marks.
Admission process will be through Common law admission test(CLAT) total seats are 80, for general category 50, 18 for ST/SC and 7 for other categories.
Best of luck!
Hey aspirant!
The minimum eligibility for applying in National Law School of India University, Bangalore is that you have to clear your 12th grade with 45% marks.
Admission process will be through Common law admission test(CLAT) total seats are 80, for general category 50, 18 for ST/SC and 7 for other categories.
Best of luck!
The minimum eligibility for applying in National Law School of India University, Bangalore is that you have to clear your 12th grade with 45% marks.
Admission process will be through Common law admission test(CLAT) total seats are 80, for general category 50, 18 for ST/SC and 7 for other categories.
Best of luck!
Hey.
NLSIU bangalore is the top law school in India. The fee structure for one entire year including all charges like hostel fees, mess fees, tuition fees, facilities fees, refundable deposits and securities comes up to an amount of 2,62,000 Rs for General category Indian nationals.
For the SC, ST category students it is 2,58,875 Rs for one year.
For foreign nationals the total fees for one year is USD 10025.
You can use the link below for any other details regarding the same.
https://www.nls.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&Itemid=28
Best of luck
NLSIU bangalore is the top law school in India. The fee structure for one entire year including all charges like hostel fees, mess fees, tuition fees, facilities fees, refundable deposits and securities comes up to an amount of 2,62,000 Rs for General category Indian nationals.
For the SC, ST category students it is 2,58,875 Rs for one year.
For foreign nationals the total fees for one year is USD 10025.
You can use the link below for any other details regarding the same.
https://www.nls.ac.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&Itemid=28
Best of luck
Hello dear aspirant.
My dear friend clat is a exam organised for law colleges and if you willing to pursue law from Rajiv Gandhi National law University then you simply need to qualify the exam. If you successfully qualify it then you will surely get it .
Okay good luck
Hello Aspirant,
Based on this score you might have the chance to get a seat IN NLU Raipur. Since it is very late to answer your query, CLAT Counselling is over now, I hope you have checked the seat allotment & allotted the seat.
Do let us know if you have any other query.
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Hi,
Unfortunately there is no course in National Law university providing LLB for a duration of 3 years. However there are courses in law for a 5 year duration which you can apply:
1. Bachelor of Arts+Bachelor of laws (BALLB)
2. Bachelor in business administration+bachelor of laws (BBALLB)
The asmission to these courses are baaed on CLAT score.
Unfortunately there is no course in National Law university providing LLB for a duration of 3 years. However there are courses in law for a 5 year duration which you can apply:
1. Bachelor of Arts+Bachelor of laws (BALLB)
2. Bachelor in business administration+bachelor of laws (BBALLB)
The asmission to these courses are baaed on CLAT score.
Hello aspirant,
I am here for helping you...
if you have gap between 10th and 12th then it doesn't matter for this examination but for that you may need for gap certificate what you did in this Gap year you will have to you possess a proof of this..
And apart from this there will be no much issue regarding this..
I hope it will be beneficial for you....
For more queries you can upvote my answer and can ask in the comment section below...
Best of luck...
I am here for helping you...
if you have gap between 10th and 12th then it doesn't matter for this examination but for that you may need for gap certificate what you did in this Gap year you will have to you possess a proof of this..
And apart from this there will be no much issue regarding this..
I hope it will be beneficial for you....
For more queries you can upvote my answer and can ask in the comment section below...
Best of luck...
Hello Aspirant,
Since it is too late to answer your query, CLAT counselling is over now. I hope you have allotted the seat successfully. You can stay tuned with us for your further queries.
Good Luck!
Hey Aman.
VIPS is a pretty decent college for law. Your choice between the two must be made based on what your plans for the future are. If you're interested in Litigation or Judiciary or further studies later on then the choice of the college would not matter. It would matter if you're interested in Corporate placements. Top NLUs offer great placements and neither DU nor VIPs are at Par in terms of placements. Also, NLUs are ONLY for 5 year law courses and they don't offer 3 year law courses. Hence if you go for UG degree separately then you will have comparatively lesser options then.
VIPS has a decent placement record. It isn't as good as the top law colleges though. But you will have a great locational advantage here as all districts courts, high court, supreme court, top law firms in the same city. So you can go for VIPS this year instead of doing BA first as going to DU later would not give you any specific additional benefir later on as your career opportunities still remain similar.
Best of luck
VIPS is a pretty decent college for law. Your choice between the two must be made based on what your plans for the future are. If you're interested in Litigation or Judiciary or further studies later on then the choice of the college would not matter. It would matter if you're interested in Corporate placements. Top NLUs offer great placements and neither DU nor VIPs are at Par in terms of placements. Also, NLUs are ONLY for 5 year law courses and they don't offer 3 year law courses. Hence if you go for UG degree separately then you will have comparatively lesser options then.
VIPS has a decent placement record. It isn't as good as the top law colleges though. But you will have a great locational advantage here as all districts courts, high court, supreme court, top law firms in the same city. So you can go for VIPS this year instead of doing BA first as going to DU later would not give you any specific additional benefir later on as your career opportunities still remain similar.
Best of luck
Hello,
NLU cutoffs are generally very high,there is competition all across India and there are ample number of applicants.On the basis of your marks you practically have no chances for getting your seat alloted in NLUs for BA.LLB course.Even if there are vacancies you may not get a chance,try for the private collegea where you have a bit better chances than NLUs.
Thank you.
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