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2 years ago

The admission process for LLB courses at Christ University involves a skill assessment test, micro-presentation, and personal interview.

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3 years ago
Christ University looks at overall performance, including entrance exams, interviews, and extracurricular activities. The JEE cutoff for the School of Law is: 
 
  • General category: More than 90 percentile
  • SC/ST: Around 80-85 percentile
  • Minimum marks: 45% from a recognised bo

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3 years ago

Yes, CSIR NET is accepted for Ph.D. candidates at Christ University's School of Law. The PhD entrance test is not required of candidates who have been selected for the UGC-CSIR NET, JRF, SLET, GATE, or M.Phil programs. They still have to take the skill exam, though. 

A minimum of 55% in the post

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3 years ago

The two-year school of law program at Christ University Bangalore is available in a number of specializations through national entrance tests, such as the CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, GMAT, and GRE. The university's minimal qualifying score for admission to its MBA program is shown below:

Accepted Entrance ExamQualifying cutoff
MAT500 and above
CAT 202260 percentile and above
XAT 202360 percentile and above
CMAT 2023240 and above
ATMA 202360 percentile and above
GMAT 2022/ 23450 and above
GRE 2022/ 23295 and above

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3 years ago

The School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), established in 2006, is a premier law school in the country having been consistently ranked among the top ten law schools for many years now by leading ranking agencies measured on comprehensive academic parameters. 

The School of Law in align

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3 years ago

Christ University Law Admission Office takes final selection decision on the basis of academic background and overall performance of candidates in the entrance exam, skill assessment test, micro presentation and personal interview. Christ Law College Fees vary depending on the level and courses.

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3 years ago

Okay! As a graduate of SLCU Bengaluru, it is my responsibility to respond first. If you want to get a job through your programme and you are not from the southern area of India, that is a big NO. However, there are always a few exceptions, which may be few in your situation given the batch size, cha

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3 years ago

To be honest, unless it's clearly stated that admission is dependent on grades, getting into CU is more on how you perform in your entrance test and interview (if your course has one). The percentage you received in 12th grade simply serves to assist you clear the eligibility cutoff.

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3 years ago

Yes, Its good! Christ University is considered one of the top institutions in India and also one of the most prestigious law schools of the country. Every year Christ University takes in students from all parts of the country coming from diverse backgrounds.

As long as you are eager to study, it

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