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7 months ago

Yes. You can apply for IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) course as an "Appearing" candidate. You would need to provide your Class 12 marksheet and passing certificate at the time of physical verification at the campus once your results are declared. Make sure that you meet the minimum 45% for Gen (40% for SC/ST

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7 months ago

If you fail to pay the confirmation fee within the deadline specified by the Consortium, your IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) seat will be forfeited. You will be removed from the subsequent counselling rounds, and the seat will be offered to the next candidate on the merit list.

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To claim 20% Domicile Reservation as a Goan in IIULER BA LLB (Hons.), select the "Goa Domicile" category while filling out your CLAT application. You would need to upload a valid Domicile Certificate issued by the Goa government. This quota also entitles you to a significant 40% tuition fee waiver.

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No. Since IIULER has officially joined the Consortium of NLUs, it no longer conducts a separate entrance test for admission to IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) course. Admission is strictly based on the CLAT (UG) merit list. If you miss the CLAT window, you generally cannot apply for that academic year.

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Candidates who score 60% and above in CLAT are eligible for various levels of tuition fee reduction as follows:

  • AIR 1 to 5,000 in CLAT: The adjusted tuition fee is Rs. 4.2 Lacs for the first year, with a total annual fee of INR 7.2 lakh.
  • AIR 5,001 to 10,000 in CLAT: The adjusted tuition fee is INR 4.5

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Your CLAT rank acts as a direct "discount key" for your entire five-year journey at IIULER. If you work hard and rank in the top 5,000, your total expenditure drops significantly to INR 29,88,610. Even if your rank is between 10,001 and 15,000, you still benefit from a reduced total cost of INR 32,3

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7 months ago

Absolutely! IIULER offers scholarships based on the merit of the exam you took. If you sit for the IIULET (the university's own entrance test) and score 95% or above, you can get a 60% discount on your tuition fees. At a score between 85-94%, you will get a 50% discount. This provides a fantastic "s

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Private schools like Jindal Global Law School are excellent but often come with much higher tuition fees. IIULER provides a similar global standard of education and international exposure but at a relatively more accessible fee structure because of its semi-government backing. While Jindal has a lar

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While NLUs are the traditional gold standard, IIULER offers a unique advantage because it is directly managed by the Bar Council of India Trust. While NLUs focus heavily on domestic law, IIULER's curriculum is more internationally oriented. The infrastructure in Goa is brand new and state-of-the-art

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IIULER offers 132 (120 + 12 for EWS) seats for the BA LLB (Hons.) program, including category reservations. The university keeps the batch sizes relatively small on purpose. This ensures a low teacher-student ratio, allowing faculty members to provide personalised attention to every student.

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