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IIULER is a state-supported international university located in Goa, and thus reserves a portion of its seats for domicile candidates of Goa in BA LLB (Hons.) seat allocation. To claim a seat under this quota, you usually need to provide proof of residency, such as a domicile certificate. Here is th

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Yes, IIULER follows a specific reservation policy. Please check the below table for detailed information on seat distribution for the BA LLB (Hons.) course:

Category

All India (CLAT)

Goa Domicile

Total Seats

General

49

12

61

OBC (27%)

26

07

33

SC (15%)

14

01

15

ST (7.5%)

07

04

11

Total

96

24

120

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Apart from the standard Bar Council subjects, the IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) curriculum includes Fintech Law, Data Privacy, and Artificial Intelligence Law. Students also get to study International Arbitration and even a foreign language like French. This mix ensures that when you graduate, you aren't ju

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Starting early in the course, IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) students are encouraged to participate in Moot Courts, which are mock trials that simulate real courtroom environments. They will learn how to research cases, draft legal documents (pleadings), and argue before a "judge." This hands-on training hel

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IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) is a 10-semester program. The first few years of the course focus on building a strong foundation in humanities, like Political Science and Sociology, alongside basic laws like Contracts and Torts. From the third semester, the focus shifts to Indian Legal System and the course

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IIULER follows a tiered fee system on the basis of the marks scored by the candidates in xam. If you secure a top rank between 1 and 5,000, your annual fee is discounted to INR 4,28,122. With the increase in ranks, the fee also goes up! For example, ranks between 10,001 and 15,000 pay INR 4,76,750,

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IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) fee is "all-inclusive". It covers the Tuition and Programme Fee, along with specialised charges for Library access, Computer and Internet usage, and Study Materials. Additional charges include Sports and Games, Student Welfare, and Amenities fees. A Moot Court Fee is also a par

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The biggest highlight of the IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) is that it is backed by the Bar Council of India Trust, ensuring high teaching standards and global recognition. IIULER mentions on its portal that it focuses heavily on "Gen-Next" subjects like Legal Tech and AI Law.  

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As per the rules of the Bar Council of India, there is no upper age limit for the five-year integrated law program. This means anyone who has finished their higher secondary education can take up IIULER BA LLB (Hons.) course, regardless of how long ago they graduated from school. The focus is entire

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To be eligible for IIULER BA LLB program, you need to have completed your Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board. General or open category students must have scored at least 45% aggregate marks, while students from SC/ST/OBC categories require 40% aggregate marks. Students from all streams,

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