Colleges in Karnataka

School of Legal Studies, CMR University offers scholarships based on entrance or qualifying exam scores. Aspirants with a good score in Class 12 can apply for Merit Scholarships. Students with 96% and above in Class 12 are eligible for 15% scholarship. Students with 90%-95.9% in Class 12 can also get 10% scholarship. 

Candidates filling out the application form for School of Legal Studies, CMR University need to pay an application fee. Aspirants need to pay INR 1,000 as an application fee to register for admission. Candidates need to pay the fee via any of the online payment modes. Besides, aspirants must keep the fee receipt with them for any future reference.

Candidates can apply for BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) at School of Legal Studies, CMR University with a Class 12 score. Aspirants need to score a minimum of 45% aggregate to apply for admission. However, mere having Class 12 score won't get admission. Candidates also need to pass CLAT or CMRUAT for admission to the UG programmes. 

Candidates need to appear for CLAT or CMRUAT for admission at School of Legal Studies CMR University. CLAT is a national-level entrance exam conducted in pen and paper mode. The difficulty level of CLAT is generally moderate and aspirants need to prepare well to pass the exam with a good score. CMRUAT on the other hand is conducted at the university-level. The test evaluates the candidate's knowledge, understanding, and problem-solving skills across various subjects relevant to the entrance test. Aspirants can pass the exam with thorough preparation.

School of Legal Studies, CMR University admissions are entrance-based. The university conducts CMRUAT every year in online mode. Candidates seeking admission in the School of Legal Studies can appear for the entrance exam. Aspirants can also get admission in BA LLB (Hons)/ BBA LLB (Hons) and LLM based on CLAT scores. Once selected, aspirants need to pay a course fee to confirm their seat in the school.

School of Legal Studies, CMR University does not offer direct admission. Candidates are selected based on CLAT or CMRUAT scores. Aspirants are first required to register for the preferred course with a valid CLAT score or appear for the CMRUAT exam after completion of the application process. The school sends offer letter to the shortlisted aspirants. Further, candidates need to pay a course fee to confirm their seat.

Adarsh Institute of Management and Information Technology actively promotes a 'ragging-free campus' and has implemented measures to prevent ragging, including an anti-ragging committee and awareness campaigns. Some of the AIMIT anti-ragging clubs are mentioned below:

• Anti-ragging policy: The institute explicitly states a policy against ragging on its website and during orientation programmes.
• Anti-ragging committee: An established committee is in place to address and investigate any ragging complaints.
• Student pledges: Students are often asked to sign pledges against ragging.