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Yes, BVRIT Hyderabad does offerd MTech. The two -year degree programme, M.Tech is offered at the postgraduate level. M.Tech is offered across eight specialisations Chemical Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Data Sciences, Electrical Power Systems, Electric Vehicle Technology, Embed

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The institute offers admissions for BTech, MTech, and MBA programmes. The candidates appearing for TS EAMCET have to meet cutoff of the exam and after that TS EAMCET counselling is conducted for the qualified candidates. As per the Institute procedure 70% of seats for BTech are allotted to the candi

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Results of the CLAT UG exam determine admission to NLU Hyderabad for BA LLB Hons. When applying for an LLM at NALSAR University of Law, the results of the CLAT PG exam are taken into account. To be considered for admission to the M.Phil Law programme at NALSAR University of Law, candidates must comp

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Yes, NALSAR is expensive than NUJS.  Fees for NALSAR is around INR 7.95 lakhs while for NUJS it is INR 3.66 lakhs. NALSAR has great infrastructure and the faculty is also better there. Also NUJS receives a higher government subsidy when compared to NALSAR. Hence, its fees is a little lower comp

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Yes, in Hyderabad NALSAR is the best option among all other universities. It is third ranked university with NLU tag. It has great placements with nice faculty and infrastructure. One will get great exposure in this university along with focus on academic area. If you are going for law then in Hyder

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The postgraduate LLM programme at NALSAR University of Law (NLU Hyderabad) lasts one year. 66 spots are available for NALSAR's LLM program. Through the CLAT, 50 students are admitted, with an additional 10 slots reserved for international students. Women applicants are eligible for a 30% (32 seats)

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The Consortium of the NLUs plans to publish distinct CLAT 2024 cutoff scores for every counseling cycle in 2024. Experts estimate that this year's cutoff for the highest NLUs will be greater than 90 points. For the best NLUs, the NLU CLAT cut off percentage score is probably greater than 75%. 

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The fee in INR for various courses at NLU Hyderabad (Nalsar) is as follows:

L.L.M- 1.75 Lakhs (First Year’s Fees) L.L.B.

MBA- 3.43 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) Graduation + CAT

PG Diploma- 20,500 (Total Fees) Graduation

L.L.M + Ph.D- 32,000 (First Year Fees) L.L.B.

Ph.D- 84,500 (First-year fees) After gra

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In order to be admitted to NALSAR University of Law's Master of Laws (LLM) program, applicants must have earned at least 50% of their LLB or its equivalent. SC/ST candidates need to receive a minimum of 45% in their scores. 

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A candidate can check the cut off marks from the official website of NLU Hyderabad (Nalsar ) . A student should know the cutoff mark so that the get to know and accordingly the prepare.

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