Law in Bangalore

The IFIM Law School Bengaluru is now accepting applications. The law track at the school offers courses. These courses cover LLB at the UG and PG levels as well as BBA LLB. The IFIM Law School administers the IFIM Law Admission Test (ILAT) to applicants as part of its entrance-based admissions procedure. In addition to ILAT, applicants to IFIM courses may also be qualified if they have a valid score from CLAT or LSAT India. Information like the requirements for eligibility and selection are as follows: 

Admission to IFIM Law School Bengaluru is determined via entrance. The candidates' performance in the school-conducted Personal Interview (PI) round and their exam results determine who gets selected in the end for each program.

Courses: BBA LLB

Qualification Standards is Class 12th with a minimum combined percentage of 50%

Qualifications for eligibility:

graduation with an aggregate of at least 45%

Below is a list of the top recruiters who were involved in recent IFIM Law School placements:

Deloitte

Bosch

Wipro

Dell

PwC

Mental Tree

ITC Corporation

Nestle

Recognized

Oracle

The university has a reputation for placing students with law firms.

J. Sagar Associates, Khaitan & Co., AZB & Partners, Trilegal, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

Tata Group, Reliance Industries, Infosys, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank have in-house counsel.

Central Bureau of Investigation, Enforcement Directorate, Odisha Judicial Service, High Court of Orissa, and Supreme Court of India are examples of government organizations.

No, applicants must first complete the university's admissions procedure, which usually entails a difficult entrance exam, in order to be admitted straight to the IFIM Law school. One of the best legal schools in India, it needs applicants to pass a standardized entrance exam in order to be admitted, just like other prestigious law schools in the nation.

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the main entrance exam used for admission to undergraduate BA LLB programs. To be eligible for admission to IFIM, candidates must register for CLAT, take the test, and receive a qualifying score. 

The college selects candidates based on the results of the entrance exam. Depending on the university's policies, the selection process may also involve additional assessment methods such rounds of counseling and in-person interviews.

Direct admission and entrance exams are the two methods used in the selection process. Scholars are selected by institutions accepting direct admission based on the benefits list concept. For law programs such as CLAT, AILET, and LSAT, the establishment that favors the doorway check as admittance opts for the numerous entry checks. Certain colleges, such as GGSIPU, might carry out their own admissions examination. After passing the initial screening process, certain organizations may require that eligible applicants seek out associate degree interviews as part of their selection process. 

There are two components to the CLAT Eligibility for UG (undergraduate) course:

Applicants must have passed their 10+2 exam or an equivalent test with an aggregate score of 45% or above.

Candidates from the reserved categories need to have received an aggregate score of 40% or above.