Law School

National Law School of India University, Bangalore generally does not offer direct admissions. Students have to meet the admission requirements. This includes appearing for CLAT/ other tests. Students can check the official site to know more.

The BA LLB fee at Symbiosis Law School, Pune is around ₹5,26,000 with addition of refundable deposit of ₹20,000. 

No, candidates cannot join the NLSIU directly; they have to appear for the CLAT entrance examination to be eligible for the course. 

No, students have to appear for a (CLAT) Common Law Admission Test entrance examination to be eligible for admission at NLSIU. There is no direct admission. 

The seat intake of BA LLB programme at School of Law, UPES is 240. The programme is offered in full-time mode at the campus. The duration of BA LLB at UPES Law School is five years.

The fees of BBA LLB programme at UPES Law School is INR 21.15 lakh. To get admission in UPES Law School, the student must pay the fees. The fee structure includes various components. The total fees may differ at the time of payment due to the variables in the fee structure.

No, you cannot get direct admission in School of Law, UPES. The admission in UPES Law School is entrance based except LLB. The student needs to have a valid score in entrance tests (ULSAT/ ULSAT-LLM/ CLAT/ CLAT-PG/ CUET/ CUET-PG) to get admission in UPES Law School.

To get admission in School of Law, UPES, the student should pass Class 12 with an aggregate of 50% in relevant subjects (For UG and PG levels) and have a graduation degree (for PG level). The college offers admission based on entrance exam scores (except LLB) of the candidates followed by personal interview.

Yes, entrance tests are considered for selection in UPES Law School except LLB programme. To get admission in UPES School of Law the aspirant must meet the eligibility requirement for the accepted entrance test (ULSAT-LLM/ ULSAT/ CLAT/ CUET-PG / CLAT- PG / CUET).

School of Law, UPES admissions are entrance based. To get admission in UPES School of Law the aspirant must meet the cut off requirement of the accepted entrance test (ULSAT-LLM/ ULSAT/ CLAT/ CUET-PG/ CLAT- PG / CUET). The final selection is done on the basis of personal interview. However, LLB admissions are merit-based.