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National Law University Odisha lets you join their LL.M programme if you did well on the Common Law Admission Test. You just need a Bachelor degree in Law with at least 50% marks, and a good CLAT score. Even if you are still in the final year of your LL.B. you can apply as long as you have got 50% marks until your last declared semester or year. The admission process is competitive, and while your CLAT score is essential, NLUO might also look at your academic record, and any extracurricular stuff you have done. In 2023, the highest CLAT score they accepted for LL.M admission at NLUO was 504 for the general category and 408 for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), SC, ST, and Domicile Odisha categories.

Bangalore's private IFIM Law School provides undergraduate and graduate legal education. The five-year integrated BBA LL.B. Programme at IFIM Law School combines legal studies with business administration undergraduate coursework. Since IFIM Law School is a relatively new institution, its reputation is not as well-established as that of some of India's more prestigious law schools. Nonetheless, the college has been acknowledged by the Bar Council of India and is included by NIRF among the top 100 law schools in India for 2020. The faculty at IFIM Law School is strong, comprised of seasoned educators and professionals from the field, and the university has partnerships Both universities are essential to the nation's legal education system. 

Reva College:

Average Pay INR Three Lakh

the maximum pay is INR 24.00 lakh

% of the batch placed: 93%

At the IFIM Law School:

Average Pay INR 4, 000

the greatest pay of INR 21 lakh

(91% of the batch) placed

Both NLUO and KSOL are reputable law schools in India offering LL.M programs. The choice between the two on individual priorities. NLUO, located in Cuttack, Odisha, was established in 2008 and offers specializations in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Intellectual Property Rights Law, Corporate Law, Environmental Law, International Law, and Human Rights Law. On the other hand, KSOL, situated in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, established in 1993, provides specializations in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Intellectual Property Rights Law, Corporate Law, Tax Law, International Law, and Human Rights Law. Comparative factors include faculty expertise, where NLUO may have a slight edge, and infrastructure, with NLUO having a newer campus. Both schools have good placement records, though NLUO might offer slightly better opportunities in top law firms and corporate houses. Fees are comparable, but NLUO may have slightly higher fees for specific specializations. While NLUO is generally considered more prestigious, KSOL is also reputable. Consider factors like your area of interest, location preference, and financial situation to make an informed decision.

Yes, NLU Jodhpur accepts CLAT scores for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) for admission to their undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. NLU Jodhpur is one of the 24 NLUs that accept CLAT scores.

To be eligible for admission to NLU Jodhpur through CLAT, candidates must have passed the qualifying examination (10+2) with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks for general category candidates and 40% marks for reserved category candidates. They must also have scored at least the minimum percentile in the CLAT exam. The minimum percentile for general category candidates is 15%, for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) candidates is 10%, for SC/ST candidates is 5%, and for PWD candidates is 3%.

The seat intake for B.A. LL.B at Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) varies from year to year. However, the minimum intake is 34 and the maximum intake is 73.

Here is a table showing the seat intake for B.A. LL.B at Faculty of Law, BHU for the past few years: