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Shibnath Maity

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As per current report, the faculty of law at MIT WPU has not officially released the cutoff scores for the 2025. Admission to their law programme is normal based on performance in entrance exams like MIT WPU CET, CLU, LSAT India, MHCET Law and then personal interview.

For the BBA LLB (hons) program, candidates have to complete their 10+2 examination with a minimum 50% score with english as the compulsory subject.

Similarly for the LLB program, candidates must have a minimum 50% score in a three or four years Bachelor degree from a recognised institution.

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Shibnath Maity

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The application fee for BBA LLB (Hons) programme at MIT WPU is INR 1800.

Application process is here 

1.Enquiry form: Fill out the enquiry on the MIT-WPU admission website.

2.Login: received a login ID and password 

3.Application fees: complete the online application form .

4.fee payment: pay the application fee INR 1800.

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Shibnath Maity

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The LLB (3 year ) programme at MIT WPU costs INR 1.65 Lacs per year (total 4.95 lakh).The highest package at MIT WPU is INR 51LPA, but the average salary for LLB graduates is not specified . Career options include lawyer, judge, legal advisor and corporate lawyer.For details please check college website.

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neha dhumal

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Hey Nishar, for getting into Faculty of Law MIT WPU for LLB, you'd generally need a CLAT score in the range of around 70-90 marks. It's not as competitive as the top NLUs, but still, the better your score, the better your chances of getting in. I'd say aim for at least 80+ to be on the safe side, but it also depends on the number of applicants that year and other factors. Just make sure you prepare well, and you should be fine.

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