Orissa

The top private Law colleges in Bhubaneswar include SOA University, KIIT School of Law, etc., known for their quality education with modern infrastructure and moot court availability.

Listed below are some of the top private colleges with their tuition fees -

Source: Official site and may vary.

As per popularity basis by shiksha.com, listed below are some of the top Law colleges in Bhubaneswar with their tuition fees -

Source: Official site and may vary.

There are about 13 Law colleges in Bhubaneswar including 10 private and 1 government college. Admissions usually based on merit basis or CLAT exam score basis.

The top colleges include SOA University - Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, KIIT School of Law, Utkal University, Xavier Law School, Xavier University, Bhubaneswar, Birla Global University, and many others.

Yes, apart from JEE exam, Orissa University of Technology and Research accepts JEE Mains, MAT, OJEE entrance exam for admissions. The students must fuflil the minimum eligibility criteria for admissions in Orissa University of Technology and Research. 

The fees of BBM programme at Xavier School of Commerce is INR 6.4 lakh. The fee structure includes tuition fees, hostel fees, one-time payment and other fees. The total fee may differ at time of payment due to other variables of the fee structure.

To get admission in BBM at Xavier School of Commerce, the student must meet the eligibility requirement. The aspirant must pass Class 12 (or equivalent) with minimum 60% marks, from a recognised board. Class 12 students, who are expecting their results, can also apply. The selection criteria is merit-based.

The selection process of BCom at Xavier School of Commerce is merit-based. The seat allotment is done on the basis of academic performance in Class 12, and personal interview. The college reserves the right to change the selection criteria in order to attract the best students of the country.

The eligibility of getting admission in BCom at Xavier School of Commerce is Class 12 pass (or equivalent) in any discipline, with at least 60% marks in aggregate, from a recognised Board. Class 12 students, who are expecting their results, can also apply.