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Rashmi Karan

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You usually need to fill out a separate application form after you are admitted. You will have to provide proof of your marks or family income. The college committee then reviews these documents to decide on the award. Every student in the LLB at MIT School of Law can check their eligibility.

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MIT School of Law recognizes students who have achieved success in sports or other extracurricular activities. You can submit your certificates to see if you qualify for a sports quota or scholarship. This encourages a balanced life for students.

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Yes, financial support is available for students from economically weaker sections. These students already benefit from a lower fee structure. Additional help may be provided based on the MIT School of Law current welfare schemes. 

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MIT School of Law provides financial aid to students who show great academic promise. These scholarships are often based on your marks in graduation. They help reduce the burden of tuition fees for hardworking students. Please apply early to be considered for a scholarship.

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An Indian resident student pays INR 1,20,000 in the first year of the program. This fee slightly increases in the second and third years. It covers your tuition and basic academic facilities provided by the college. Paying the first-year fee is the final step to join the LLB at MIT School of Law.

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NRI, OCI, and Foreign National students have a different fee scale. Their total tuition fee for the entire course is approximately INR 5,67,750. This is paid in Indian Rupees as per the yearly schedule. The LLB at MIT School of Law provides detailed payment plans for international and NRI applicants on their website.

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Yes, students under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category have a lower fee for LLB at MIT School of Law. Their total tuition fee for the three-year programme is around INR 2,37,000. You must provide a valid EWS certificate to claim this benefit.

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For general Indian residents, the total tuition fee for three years for LLB at MIT School of Law is INR 3,78,500. This amount is paid in yearly instalments over the duration of the course. The fee structure changes slightly each year. Check for any additional university charges.

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MIT School of Law LLB application forms usually come out in the first few months of the year. You can find the specific date on the university website. It is a good idea to check early so you have time to prepare. The course follows a yearly schedule for new students.

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The last date to submit your MIT School of Law LLB admission form is usually a few weeks before the entrance test. You should submit everything before this date to be considered. Late applications are often not accepted by the office.  

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