Colleges in Kerala - Other

Yes, School of Indian Legal Thought is a recognised institute as a constituent of Mahatma Gandhi University it shares the same recognitions, approvals and accreditations from national bodies such as the UGC and the NAAC which gave the institute an A+ grade. While the institute's course have been approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI).

Yes, School of Indian Legal Thought is affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University as a constituent of the university and extends courses under it sharing the same campus, recognitions, approvals and accreditations. Students will have their degrees extended under both the names of School of Indian Legal Thought and Mahatma Gandhi University.

The Calicut University conductes the Calicut University Common Admissions Test (CUCAT) once a year for admissions to various UG and PG courses for all categories of students belonging to the All India and Home State quota. According to the Calicut University CUCAT Cutoff 2024 for the General HS category, the BSc in Computer Science cutoff ranged between 460 to 989, wherein Sadanam Kumaran College was the hardest to get admission in for this course and Government Victoria College, the easiest. 

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Calicut University NEET SS Cutoff 2025 will be released soon. According to the cutoff 2024,  DM in Neurology programme cutoff was 204 for candidates belonging to the General category under the All India quota. In 2023, the cutoff for the same course was 741 for the aforementioned category, indicating that the competition over the 2 years. For more information about cutoff details, students can click here. 

The Calicut University Kerala NEET PG Cutoff has been released for admission to various MD and MS course specialisations. For the General category candidates under the Home State quota, the Calicut University Kerala NEET PG Cutoff 2023 ranged from 455 to 27696 in the last round closing ranks. The toughest specialisation was MD in General Medicine, with a cutoff of 455, and the easiest course for admission was MS in Orthopaedics. 

The Calicut University Kerala University Admission cutoff 2025 was concluded with the last round cutoff scores being announced for admission to various UG level programmes, like BSc in Chemistry, BSc in Mathematics, etc., for the Home State quota candidates. 

As per the BSc Chemistry Cutoff 2025 for the General HS quota students, the cutoff score in the last round was 1141.2 for admission to the SNC - Sree Narayana College. For more information, candidates can click here. 

The Calicut University KEAM Cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to the BTech courses for all categories belonging to the Home State quota. The BTech CSE Cutoff 2025 for the General HS quota ranged from 49354 to 58241, wherein Thejus Engineering College was the hardest college for admission. 

For the OBC HS quota, the cutoff for the same course ranged from 52691 to 65499, wherein Thejus Engineering College was also the hardest college for admission. Please note that the cutoff for each category will differ according to each round and specialisation. 

The Calicut University NEET PG Cutoff 2025 has been released till Round 2 for all categories under the All India quota. For the General category candidates under the All India quota, the hardest and the easiest course for admission was MD in Radio Diagnosis and MD in Anatomy, with the last round cutoff being 79 and 71227, respectively. 

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School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University has a total of 20 faculty members within the Law department of MGU though the whole university does have many more faculty members in total. These faculty members are not only PhD but from also LLM and Master's backgrounds as well as other distinguished qualifications.

School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University features range of sporting facilities for both indoor and outdoor sports with the space and grounds to host them including: basketball, tennis, volleyball, basketball, football, hockey, etc. These facilities have been given to improve and maintain the physical and mental health of students.