Nehru Academy of Law

Yes, Nehru Academy of Law admissions 2025-26 are currently open for BBA LLB, BCom LLB, and LLB. Students can visit the official website to learn more regarding the admissions and apply online. The various courses at NAL Palakkad are offered across 2 specialisations with 198 seat intake. Interested candidates can apply through the KEAM/KLEE exams.

The admission to Nehru Academy of Law LLB course depends on the qualification of candidates and their performance in the KLEE exam 2025. Candidates with a minimum of 45% marks in their Bachelor's degre or equivalent are eligible. After KLEE, candidates go through a document verification process. 

KLEE is conducted in the month of August and candidates are required to fill the entrance exam form. 

Candidate should have done graduation from any recognised university or Institution of National importance with a minimum of 45% marks or equivalent grade. Candidates in the final year of their graduation can apply for admission as well in a provisional basis. Candidates must appear for the KLEE in order to participate in the admission process. 

It is Mandatory to appear for KLEE in order to get into the BBA-LLB course at Nehru Academy of Law. KLEE followed by document verification of the shortlisted candidates. Candidates are required to go through the eligibility and selection criteria set out by the academy in order to successfully participate in the admission process. 

Nehru Academy of Law offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate level courses to its students with the admission to both of them being done on the basis of merit in the qualifying exams. Based on the scores attained in the entrance examinations conducted by the college, students for UG and PG levels are given admissions. Candidates wishing to get admission to the BBA LLB course must appear for the KLEE exam. 

The total tuition fee of Nehru Academy of Law varies from one course to another. The below table mentions Nehru Academy of Law fee for top courses:

NOTE: The total fee mentioned in the above table is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.