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Saurabh Khanduri

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There is no mention of a rule regarding changing course in the middle of curriculum from BCom LLB (hons) to BA LLB (hons) at Nirma University. Generally, candidates are able to change their course this way if their are seats available in their chosen course.

However, candidates should ask this from admission desk first.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Yes, candidates can participate in moot court competitions during BCom LLB (hons) curriculum at Nirma University. Candidates also get an option of either pursuing an intership or moot court during final year of BCom LLB (hons) curriculum.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Nirma University BCom LLB (hons) seat reservation includes 15% reservations for NRI/ NRI sponsored categories. This reservation includes 9 out 60 total seats for BCom LLB (hons) course offered by Nirma University, Institute of Law. 

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Nishtha Shukla

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SASTRA University gives 50% weightage to Class 12 scores and 50% to CLAT scores in Phase-II. In Phase-I, admission is entirely based on scores of the aspirants in CLAT. In case the applicant has not appeared for CLAT, weighted score for 50% will become 0 but the Class 12 aggregate will be given 50% weightage to get the combined score in Phase-II.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Yes, candidates can apply for Nirma University BCom LLB (hons) admisions before receiving their Class 12 board exam scores. Such candidates must provide some proof of them passing Class 12th to complete BCom LLB (hons) application process. 

This proof can include a signed letter from the principle acknowledging that candidate has cleared Class 12th.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Nirma University BCom LLB (hons) admissions require following documents from candidates:

  • Class 10th and Class 12th marksheet and passing certificate
  • ID and address proof
  • CLAT-UG scorecard
  • Transfer certificate

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Saurabh Khanduri

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Yes, candidates are refunded any BCom LLB (hons) fees paid to Nirma University upon cancelling their admission. Nirma University has its own refund policy which has been tabulated below:

Refund PercentageDate of Admission Cancellation
100%Up to 05.07.2026 
90%From 06.07.2026  
to 19.08.2026  
80%From 20.08.2026  
to 18.09.2026 
60%From 19.09.2026 
onwards 

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Saurabh Khanduri

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BCom LLB (hons) fees at Nirma University is INR 19.67 Lacs in academic year 2026. This amount has both yearly as well as one-time payments. Tuition fees comprises INR 18.75 Lacs out of the aforementioned amount and is charged on yearly basis at INR 3.75 lakh.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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No, Nirma University BCom LLB (hons) admission is no longer open for academic year 2026. Candidates were required to complete their BCom LLB (hons) admission forms by third week of April this year.

Candidates who failed to apply within this time are now required to wait for 2027 admissions to begin in August.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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No, Nirma University BCom LLB (hons) eligibility criteria does not require candidates to have Mathematics as a mandatory subject in Class 12th. Candidates who want to apply for BCom LLB (hons) only need to pass Class 12 board exams with a minimum aggregate of 45% to be eligible. Their chosen stream or set of subjects are irrelevant.

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