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RULET 2026 exam will be conducted at the designated centres across the state tentatively in June 2026. Candidates will be informed regarding the exam date through the official notification and the students will have to carry a valid ID proof along with the admit card to the exam hall. As per the official notification by the UniRaj, questions from English, Legal reasoning, Current Affairs, & Quantitative Aptitude will be asked in the exam.  

Hi, listed below is the eligibility criteria for admission to best colleges for Energy Law in India:

Certificate Courses:

• Students must have completed class 10 or 12.

Diploma Courses:

• Students must be graduated in any discipline like BA, BSc,  BCom,

Postgraduate Diploma:

• Student must have a Law degree (LLB). The minimum percentage requirement might vary

LLM in Energy Law

• Students must have a Law degree (LLB) ith a good academic record. Some programs might require work experience in the energy sector

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Hi, listed below are the top government Law colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:

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Hi, given below are the top private Energy Law colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:

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Hi, there are 6 Energy Law colleges in India, of which 5 colleges are owned privately and 1 college is owned by the government. CLAT is the top entrance exam for admission to top colleges for Energy Law in India. Maharashtra National Law University Nagpur, ILS Law College, School of Law UPES, Jindal Global Law School, UPES, etc. are the top Energy Law colleges in India.

Hi, the top Environmental Law colleges offering Diploma courses are given below:

Hi, the fee structue offered by best Environmental Law colleges in India are given below:

Hi, given below is the eligibility criteria for admission to best colleges for Environmental Law in India:

Diploma/Certificate:

• Students must have a bachelor's degree in any discipline (Science, Law, Arts) considered by some universities. Specific requirements might vary.

LLM:

• Students must have completed a 3-year LLB programme from a recognised university. Some universities might have additional entrance exams.

Disclaimer: This information is sourced from official website and may vary.

Hi, given below are the top private Environmental Law colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria:

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Hi, NLU does offer Environmental Law specialisation and you can refer below for all of them: