LLB

The selection criteria for BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies at Indore Institute of Law requires the candidate to appear for the CLAT exam and acheive a valid score in the same. The merit of this exam is considered for admission to the respective course. However, candidates can also appear for the IILET exam which is conducted by the university itself if they haven't appeared in CLAT. 

Sure, here are some low-cost private LLB college options in India:

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Here are some top LLB college options in India for great placement opportunities:

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The fees for an LLB course in India vary widely, ranging from as low as INR 1,080 in some colleges to INR 18.75 Lakh or more per year in premium private institutions and National Law Universities (NLUs).

Yes, the total cost of a 5-year integrated LLB course is higher than a 3-year LLB program simply because of the longer duration of study. However, the annual fee might sometimes be comparable or slightly lower in the initial years of a 5-year programme compared to a 3-year programme at the same institution.

Generally, yes,  Law colleges located in metropolitan cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore often have higher fees due to higher living costs and greater demand for reputable institutions in these urban centers.

Yes, numerous scholarships and financial aid options are available for LLB students. These can be offered by the government (like the National Scholarship Scheme), by individual law colleges based on merit or need, and by private organizations and trusts.

Many institutions, both government and private, have a policy of a nominal annual increase in fees, usually ranging from 3% to 10%. It's essential to inquire about the fee increase policy at the time of admission.