Colleges in Kanpur

Yes, KIIT School of Law considers KIITEE score for admission to LLM programme. KIITEE is an online test conducted three times in a year. Besides, the school considers KIITEE Law scores for admission to UG courses-BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons) and BSc LLB (Hons). Aspirants can also apply for UG programmes with a CLAT score.

KIIT School of Law does not offer direct admission. Candidates need to provide a valid score in KIITEE Law or CLAT for UG admission. For LLM, the selection is based on KIITEE score. Aspirants need to register for the course with a valid entrance exam score. Once selected, candidates need to participate in counselling and seat allotment conducted by KIIT.

Yes, KIIT School of Law has a zero-tolerance policy for ragging and prohibits ragging on and off campus. KIIT School of Lawtakes strict action against anyone found guilty of ragging, including abetting ragging or being part of a conspiracy to promote ragging. The institute assures to provide safe and secure campus to the students with proper CCTV and security survillence. 

KIIT School of Law appoints well-trained and expert faculty members. The faculty focuses on therotical and practical knowledge to the students under the guidance of expert faculty members. The faculty are passionate and committed to helping the students in their career pathways. KIIT Law School faculty engaged the students with the latest activities innovate teaching and quality research.

KIIT School of Law offers admisison based on entrance exams. Students must have to qualify the eligibility criteria set by the college. Students can check course-wise eligibility from the table presented below:

Yes, it is hard to get admission at KIIT School of Law. The institute conducts KLAT entrance exams for admission. It is mandatory for students to appear in the entrance exams for admission. Aspiring candidates must qualify the eligibility criteria set by the institute the desired course. 

KIIT Bhubaneshwar offers Merit Scholarship to KSOD students. Under this scholarship, students receive an amount ranging between INR 5,000 and INR 10,000 per month. The scholarship is offered to first position holder in semester examinations (for different Schools under the Deemed University) for six months.

Candidates must have a bachelor's degree in Economics or Science having basic skills in Commerce from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate to be eligible for admission to MCom Dual specialisation course at KIIT School of Economics & Commerce.

The programme's teaching methodology and approach are designed to leverage technology and maximise interaction seamlessly and simultaneously. The programme follows a pedagogy that is a blend of lectures, case studies, lecture-discussions, behavioural and computer-based simulations, projects, assignments, class presentations, quizzes etc..

KIIT School of Economics & Commerce offers placements and internships to students. Five students from BCom and MCom got a PPO (pre-placement offer) with a package of INR 8 LPA at HighRadius. Apart from this, KIIT School of Economics & Commerce also has a provision of offering internships and field visit for both the UG and PG students as a part of their curriculum so that the students can be exposed to the practical methods of knowledge.