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Jiya Khanna

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To get a seat in NMIMS Bangalore for the BA LLB (Hons) course candidates must have a valid score in the NMIMS LAT exam 2026 and further participate in the counselling. NPAT counseling follows a three-round process to fill vacant seats. After the entrance exam, a merit list is prepared. Candidates on this list are called for counseling at designated NMIMS centers. If seats remain vacant after a round, a fresh merit list is created, and the process repeats.

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Kapil Lalwani

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The transition from Manav Rachna University to Christ University for the 2nd-year BA LLB admission remains possible although several institutional requirements must be fulfilled. Lateral entry admission is available at Christ University BA LLB programme but students need to fulfill specific university admission requirements that demand at least 50% first-year programme grades. To seek admission at Christ University in your second year of BA LLB you need to get a migration certificate and transfer certificate from Manav Rachna University. Students applying for lateral entry at Christ University must pay a 5000 INR application cost and t

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Dhruv Solanki

Beginner-Level 5

LEET is the law entrance examination test. One can find the question papers for practice. For that, go on official website leeb.tripura.gov.in and then select previous year question section for further practice. It is the registered website.

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Dhruv Solanki

Beginner-Level 5

The steps in brief to get admission in LLB is:

1. Meet eligibility criteria

2. Choose entrance exam (CLAT, LSAT, AILET, etc.)

3. Register for entrance exam

4. Prepare for entrance exam

5. Appear for entrance exam

6. Check results

7. Apply to law schools

8. Attend counseling and seat allocation

9. Pay admission fee

10. Complete admission formalities

11. Start LLB program.

Yes, United University will be good for the purpose as it'll be easy to handle the multitasks and also you'll avoid the chaos in management. 

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Kapil Lalwani

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Your probability of securing admission in National Law Universities (NLUs) stands poor due to an All India Rank (AIR) of 26746 and a category rank of 1439 in the SC category. Although your chances are limited you possess eligibility to enter admission competitions at selected NLUs with reduced cutoff requirements. The cutoff requirements for SC category students who want to attend NLU, Nagpur during the previous year was between 1500-2000 category rank. Some private law institutions which join in CLAT counseling activities can also be admission options for you. The counseling fee amounts to INR 30,000 but the annual course fees range b

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Kapil Lalwani

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Success in the Common Law Admission Test offers students several different professional options within the law field. The success in CLAT examination enables you to achieve entry at top National Law Universities to study their five-year integrated law program. Students who finish their studies at NLU institutions can earn between INR 8 Lacs to INR 15 Lacs yearly based on where they study and their academic results. Getting a law degree from a respected NLU allows you to begin making money before reaching your quarter-century milestone. The passing score in CLAT enables entry into judicial work as well as corporate law practice and pres

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Kapil Lalwani

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Your scoring 43.76 points in AILET while being classified as a male within the SC BPL category gives you acceptable admission possibilities at leading law colleges in Delhi/NCR for the BA LLB program. The National Law University, Delhi (NLUD) establishes cutoff marks between 40-45 specifically for students from the SC category. Your test results indicate a decent opportunity to enroll at NLUD as an educational institute. Your application stands a chance of acceptance at the National Law University Sonipat and the Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies along with other top law colleges operating in Delhi/NCR. The admission conclu

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Nishtha Singh

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Out of 32 LLB students who registered for the IIT Kharagpur placements 2024, 16 were placed across different participating companies.

ParticularsStatistics (2024)
Students Placed16
Students Registered32
Source : Placement Brochure 2024-25

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Nazrul Khan

Contributor-Level 6

Categories BA LLB  LLM

General  70-80  60-65

OBC (Non Creamy Layer) 55-60  45-50

EWS.                                   55-60.                  38-40

SC.                                      45-50.                  48-52

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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

Contributor-Level 9

The ACLAT (Alliance Common Law Admission Test) is specifically designed for admissions to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law (Honors) programme at Alliance University, Bangalore. It is not just a scholarship test but an entrance exam for the BALLB program.

 

On the other hand, the AUSAT (Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test) is used for both admissions and scholarship opportunities for various undergraduate programs, including BALLB. So, AUSAT serves a dual purpose: it can be an entrance test and a scholarship test.

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