Law School

When comparing just the tuition costs, NLSIU is noticeably more expensive than TNDALU. The cheaper hostel costs at TNDALU, however, somewhat make up for the disparity. Living costs are much more in Bangalore than they are in Chennai. Considering all of these variables, NLSIU's overall tuition for undergraduate programmes is probably more expensive than TNDALU's, however specific scholarship circumstances may differ.

For postgraduate programmes, the difference in tuition fees between NLSIU and TNDALU is less, while the costs for housing are the same. Living costs are considerably greater in Bangalore than they are in Chennai, though. As a result, although the difference is somewhat smaller than for UG programmes, the overall cost of attending NLSIU for PG programmes is probably going to be somewhat more than TNDALU.

Compared to TNDALU, NLSIU has a far greater reputation both domestically and abroad. While TNDALU is not included in the majority of top law school rankings, it often ranks in the top three law schools in India. Graduates at NLSIU have access to more prestigious and well-paying job possibilities since the university draws a greater selection of elite legal firms and companies for campus placements. Opportunities in corporate law, litigation, and foreign law firms fall under this category.While TNDALU promises respectable placements with a number of reputable law firms, the recruiters' overall prestige and range may be lesser than that of NLSIU.

Compared to TNDALU's Law programme, NLSIU has a better established and longer history. More established ties with employers and a more robust alumni network are the results of this.When compared to TNDALU's Law programme, NLSIU's tuition is substantially more. Thus, for certain students, TNDALU is a more cost-effective choice. NLSIU is regarded as superior to TNDALU after all is said and done.

NLSIU, a leading law school in India, attracts graduates for successful legal careers. Its rigorous curriculum, top-notch faculty and prestigious alumni network make it a dream destination for law students. Think courtroom gladiators honed to legal perfection. TNDALU B.Sc.  on the other hand, programs offer a diverse selection of scientific disciplines such as physics, chemistry and microbiology. Its focus is to produce well-rounded graduates with strong theoretical understanding and practical skills. Imagine lab coats and bubbling beakers, not legal eagles and high-stakes lawsuits.  If legal eagles lift your spirits, NLSIU's rigorous education and  reputation may be the perfect launching pad. But when the world of Science beckons, TNDALU's diverse programs and focus on practical skills can be the perfect springboard.

Yes, you can get into UPES School of Law BBA LLB programme with 70% in class 12th. The eligibility criteria for the BBA LLB programme at UPES School of Law require a minimum of 50% marks at the Higher & Senior Secondary level (X & XII).

Therefore, having 70% in class 12th meets the eligibility criteria for admission to the BBA LLB programme at UPES School of Law.

The admission process for UPES School of Law for the academic year 2024 is based on merit as well as entrance exam scores. The school offers BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), BCom LLB (Hons), BTech LLB (Hons), and LLM programs. The eligibility criteria for the BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), BCom LLB (Hons), and BTech LLB (Hons) programs include a minimum of 50% marks at the Higher & Senior Secondary level (X & XII) and a relevant score in the ULSAT or CLAT (up to AIR 15000) / LSAT-India (above 60 Percentile) entrance exams.