NLU Kolkata (NUJS) - The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences

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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here

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Hello Ankit,
The selection is done on the basis of your 12th-grade percentage. However, there is no uniform system like CLAT for foreign national and you have to apply separately for each NLU. The total number of seats for BA/B.Sc LLB(Hons.) programme is 04 seats. You are supposed to fill this form http://www.nujs.edu/downloads/admissions2017/LLB-LLM-admission-form-fn.pdf. Hope this helps.

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Ayushman Sagar Jha

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You must give the first preference to NLUJS and have to score 140 marks or above to secure a seat in this college. Work hard and achieve this college.

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Hello Ankita,
NUJS is among few NLUs offering Merit cum Means Scholarship which is dependent on your parents income and your CLAT Rank. However, it doesn't cover entire fees of course but only the tuition fees. So if a person is getting 100% scholarship that would mean that he is getting exemption on tuition fees i.e 1,46,400. Good luck.

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I think you should opt for NUJS(regular) because when you opt for distance programme you miss out on many things including classrooms discussion, faculty, debating etc. In NUJS, MBL course has produced many good brains which later came up with many good startups. If you want to prepare any exams then you can opt NLSIU (distance) programme, otherwise, I would recommend NUJS (regular) programme.

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As far as I know, I pleaders and NUJS both conduct this course. It is an online course in NUJS.

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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here

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No, you need to complete LLB first.

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Rohit SharmaA law student from Nujs to help here

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The fee for the first year is Rs 2,66,800 lakhs and for rest four-year, it's Rs 2,54,000 lakhs which sums up to be more than Rs 11.5 lakhs.

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