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It is compulsory to pass in 50 percent paper ( 5 out 10) for getting promoted to 2nd year. In other words in 2 semesters combined ( each semester consists of 5 papers) clearing 5 papers will sufficient. Which menas effectively you can miss an entire semester and you could still be promoted to 2nd year. ( Although my advice would be not to be so adventurous)
Like wise for promotion to 3rd year Clearing 15 papers out of 20 is compulsory. And in final year it is advisable to clear all the papers ( 10 papers) in one go otherwise most probably you'll have to wait for long to appear for supplementary which might cost you an entire year. Note - you can appears for areas of 1st semester in 3rd semester only ( not in 5th semester) for 2md semester in 4th semester only, for 3rd semester and 4th semester in 5th and 6th semester respectively and supplementary for 5th and 6th semester. Thank you. In case of any other doubt fell free to ask again.

NLSIU Bangalore will conduct NLSAT 2023 for admission to the 3-year LLB programme on April 30, 2023, in online mode. NLSAT 2023 exam will have both objective and descriptive-type questions. Only those candidates who clear the objective section of the test paper will have their descriptive part evaluated. Successful candidates will have to appear in Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interaction (PI) rounds which will be conducted separately.
NLSAT 2023 Eligibility Criteria
Candidates who wish to apply for NLSAT 2023 must meet the eligibility criteria prescribed by the university for admission to 3-year LLB course. Covering the minimum educational qualification, and minimum qualifying marks, the NLSAT eligibility criteria are as follows;
Educational Qualification - The candidate must have a Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognized university.
Minimum qualifying marks - The candidate must have passed graduation with at least 45% aggregate marks. SC and ST category candidates must have passed the graduation with an aggregate of not less than 40% of total marks.
Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination are also to apply for NLSAT 2023. However, admission to such candidates will be offered upon successful completion of their bachelor degree with the minimum aggregate marks as mentioned above.
NLSIU Bangalore 3-year LLB fees - Rs. 2,88,855
NLSAT 2023 Application Process
Mode of Application : Online
Mode of Payment : Net Banking ,Credit Card , Debit Card
Candidates can fill the application form for NLSAT 2023 in online mode. It has been released on January 16, 2023. The NLSAT 2023 application process includes steps such as online registration, filling the application form, uploading documents and fee payment.
NLSAT 2023 application fees
Candidates have to pay Rs 2,000 as the application fee for NLSAT 2023. However, the candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Economically Weaker Sections, and Persons with Disabilities are required to pay Rs. 1500, in online mode.
NLSAT 2023 Syllabus
Part-A-English comprehension
Part-A-Current affairs
Part-A-Critical reasoning (including logical reasoning and legal aptitude)
Part-B-Legal aptitude/ reasoning
Part-B-Current affairs
According to the NLSIU Bengaluru 3-year LLB exam pattern the test paper will be divided into two parts - Part A and Part B. Candidates will have to complete both the parts in the given time span of 150 minutes
NLSAT 2023 - Type of Questions
Part A of NLSAT 2023 exam will have 8-10 comprehension passages each of 500 words
The passages will be followed by a set of questions. There will be total 75 multiple-choice questions, each question will carry one mark.
The questions will be asked from all three subjects i.e., English Comprehension, Current Affairs, and Critical Reasoning (including logical reasoning and legal aptitude). Part A of NLSAT 2023 shall include 25 (twenty-five) questions from each subject.
Candidates will receive -0.25 marks for each wrong answer.
Candidates will receive -0.25 marks for each un-attempted question
Part B of NLSAT will consist of subjective type questions from legal aptitude and current affairs. The legal aptitude section will have 10 questions, each carrying 5 marks.
The current affairs will however be an essay-type question. In this section, candidates will be given three topics, they will have to select one topic and write an essay of not more than 500 words.
Good luck.

LL. M. in Criminal Security Law offers a unique and distinct opportunity to study criminal law with special reference to corporate, cyber and finance. This specialisation encourages the innovative research, allow individual to develop ability to critically appraise the current approaches and contemporary issues relating to contemporary crimes and the criminal law. You can work in Financial Crimes & Frauds such as White Collar Crimes, Economic Crimes etc. If you have an aptitude for criminal law, then doing LL. M. in business laws can be useful for you in long run ( as Financial Criminal law Practice requires a fusion of Business & Criminal law). LL. M. Criminal Law Job opportunities are available in the legal-based profession with various job roles such as Advocate, Public Prosecutor, Criminologist, Criminal Lawyer, etc. LL. M. Criminal Law course is developed to assist students to acquire several career opportunities in a broad range of positions. Depending on the job function, the typical remuneration package for LL. M. Criminal Law graduates ranges from INR 3 to 10 LPA. Some of the job positions are listed below:
Government Advocate, Government Pleader, Additional Public Prosecutor, Criminal, Lawyer, Lecturer, Standing, Counsel, Criminologist, Detective, Forensic Science Technician. Good luck.