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There are no specific details about the highest packages given to LL.M. students graduating from Ishan Institute of Law. But the best packages for the law course offered by the institute usually vary between INR 8 to INR 10 Lacs a year. For B.A. LL.B., it was seen that placements were going up to INR 15 Lacs per annum. This points to the fact that among top companies in sectors, there is participation during campus placement. While the placement statistics for LL.M. students are not clearly stated, the institute encourages prospective students to contact the placement cell to get the most updated information on placement statistics and salary packages.

 West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, for that matter, ranks as one of the A 1 colleges in India when it comes to pursuing BA LLB. It is consistently ranked among the top four law schools in India and has a demanding curriculum that regularly changes according to the latest developments in law.

The faculty members are known not just for being able, but they are passionate about teaching and employ innovative measures like the Socratic method and case analysis to deepen students' practical problem solving.

Also, infrastructure at nujs is much better than other institutions, where students have all the lavish facilities and on-campus accommodation to live a student life. In fact, it has created the best placement records. This means that every company and other institutions recruit from this university. Overall, WBNUJS is the best option for a BA LLB.

The expenditure involved in pursuing the LL.M. from The WB National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata is the complete LLM fee structure that is around INR 2,08,200 for one year.

 Then there are rates of stay, food, travel, and miscellaneous expenses in 12 months. There will also be costs in terms of books and study materials, and miscellaneous charges like those for library fee, examination fee, etc., payable to the university.

 So, maybe the tuition fee is not very high in comparison to some other universities, but when it becomes visible with the expenses incurred further as living and study, it defines significantly high.

The Common Entrance Test (CET) for Law sample papers are a great way to be ready for the test. They offer information on key subjects question kinds and exam format. Sections such as Legal Aptitude, Logical and Analytical Reasoning, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, English and Mathematics (if relevant) are typically assessed in the CET for Law.

These sample papers are available on the official CET exam website or via learning resources such as Arihant Publications Career Launcher. Past year question papers or practice exams may also be made available by certain universities that provide CET for Law such as Maharashtra CET or TS LAWCET. Regularly putting them into practice will improve your ability to manage your time and solve problems.

The B.A. LLB (Hons.) program at TNDALU, Chennai has separate cut-off marks for its admission process is through Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Cut-off marks differ with categories and announcements are made in different intervals.

For the 2024-25 academic year, the approximate cut-offs are:

Open Category (OC): 98.25 (Round 1), 96.25 (Round 2), 95.75 (Round 3)

Backward Class (BC): 96.50 (Round 1), 95.25 (Round 2), 93.75 (Round 3)

Scheduled Caste (SC): 95.50 in Round 1 and 93.75 in Round 2 and 91.50 in Round 3.

Scheduled Tribe (ST): 91.00 (Round 1), 88.50 (Round 2) 84.25 (Round 3)

Such cut-offs are determined by features such as number of candidates who applied or numbere of seats left.