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Rashmi Karan

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Amity University Mohali clarifies that BA LLB scholarships do not cover everything. The scholarship only applies to your tuition fees. It does not include the security deposit or hostel charges. Students must pay for boarding and lodging costs separately. Even with a 100% scholarship, these extra expenses remain.

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Amity University Mohali provides comfortable AC hostel rooms for BA LLB students. The revised hostel fee is INR 1,90,000 for one full academic year. There is also a refundable security deposit of INR 15,000 to pay. Living on campus is very convenient for law students. 

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Amity University Mohali has set the first-year fee for the BA LLB at INR 2,23,000. This fee covers your academic tuition and access to campus facilities. It is a standard investment for a high-quality integrated law degree. You should plan your finances around this amount for the first year. 

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Amity University Mohali releases the online application portals for the BA LLB course quite early. The admission process generally starts in the winter months preceding the academic year of entry. Prospective candidates should keep checking the official university admission portal for the exact live dates. 

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Amity University Mohali sets specific timeline deadlines for direct entry into the BA LLB program. This direct route is primarily open to candidates with exceptional scores in national law entrance tests. The deadlines are usually aligned closely with the declaration of national exam results like CLAT. 

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Amity University Mohali conducts the selection process in multiple consecutive phases for BA LLB seats. If seats remain vacant after the first initial round, subsequent admission cycles are opened up. However, the seat matrix fills up very quickly due to high student demand each year. 

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Amity University Mohali closes the admission portal for the BA LLB once all seats are taken. If a selected candidate fails to pay their admission fees on time, that seat goes to the next student. A waitlist system is sometimes operated to manage these vacant spots fairly. 

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Amity University Mohali closes the admission portal for the BA LLB once all seats are taken. If a selected candidate fails to pay their admission fees on time, that seat goes to the next student. A waitlist system is sometimes operated to manage these vacant spots fairly. 

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Amity University Mohali welcomes global applicants by dedicating a few supernumerary seats to the BA LLB batch. International students, NRI candidates, and foreign nationals can apply through a customised admission channel. The eligibility evaluation process for these seats follows separate international schooling equivalency guidelines.  

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Amity University Mohali leverages its massive global alumni network to benefit current BA LLB batches. The university maintains strong institutional tie-ups with leading multi-national firms and top-tier legal organizations. Regular guest lectures by prominent corporate lawyers and judges happen right on the campus grounds. This constant corporate exposure is often much higher than what average private colleges offer. 

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