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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
No, it cannot be said that LL.B. at IFIM law school Bangalore is better than Reva university. The above mentioned statement can be justified by seeing many factors like ranking, placements etc. IFIM law school Bangalore was ranked #24 out of 50 law college in India, while Reva university was ranked #18 out of top 50 law colleges. The difference is not that huge but Reva university is a better ranked university. If we see placements also, the average package at IFIM is 4.2 lpa, while at Reva university it is 6.8 lpa. Reva university is a little bit costly also.The overall answer is LLB at Reva university will be a better optio
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
In the 2023 admissions for LL.B. at IFIM law school banglore, the LSAT cut off was 70+ percent. The Institute also accepts scores of CLAT, but no information is mentioned regarding it. The cut off depends on the number of seats available. For 2024 admissions, the number of seats available for LL.B. is 60. The cut off varies every year and if the number of seats available is less and applications are high, then students need a good score in the entrance exam. High number of seats with low number of applications will make the cut off get low and students with a decent score will also get admission. So preparation should be done acco
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
If we talk about minimum criteria for taking admission in LL.B. at IFIM law school banglore, the students need to have a minimum 45 percent in graduation. Along with this, the students also have to qualify in the entrance exams like LSAT, CLAT. In the 2023 admissions, the LSAT cut off for this Institute was 70+ percentile. The cut off is released according to the number of seats available for admission as well as the number of applications. For the 2024 admission, available seats for LL.B. are 60. So in order to take admission, a good score in any one of the above mentioned entrance exams will be required.
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Scholar-Level 16
One should not expect much placement opportunities from a tier 2 or tier 2 level colleges.Other than top NLU and some top ranked NIRF law colleges there are very few placements in law colleges .But, law has vast opportunities.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (DSNLU) was established in 2008. The college is approved by BCI and recognised by the UGC This college offers various full time courses in the field of law. The DSNLU is a government owned college. All factors such as placement, infrastructure, campus, and other facilities are good and average here and the median package offered is 6.30 lakhs. There are various activities and events in the college like the arts and performance, sports, cultural fests. BA LLB (Hons.) Is a Undergraduate course and all subjects are compulsory in this course. The specialisation can be choosen after the degree wh
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