NLIU Bhopal - The National Law Institute University Answered Questions

NLIU Bhopal is the center for research and a law school established in the year 1997. It is rated among the top three law schools. The university takes 125 undergraduates every year through CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). The students are supposed to complete a total of fifteen trimesters before they can be conferred a combined degree of B.A., LL.B (Hons). Each year is divided into a total of three trimesters each of seventy working days. Students are expected to attempt one paper in each course which is later followed by a meaningful thesis in the seminar courses.

The National Law Institute University (NLIU) in Bhopal is considered a good option for pursuing legal education. It has been praised for its infrastructure, faculty, and placement opportunities. The university is ranked among the top law schools in India and offers a variety of courses with excellent facilities for students.

NO, you have to give CLAT exam to get admission into this college.the university admits around 120 candidates each year through the Common Law Admission Test UG, for the B.A. LL.B (Hons.) Course and around 60 candidates for the B.Sc. LL.B. (Hons.) [Cyber Security] Course. The post-graduate courses offered at the university are the Masters of Law (LL.M.) degree and the Master of Cyber Law and Information Security (MCLIS) degree.

There are total 60 seats. In which 40 are for general and 12 for scheduled tribe and 10 seats for schedule caste and 8 for OBC. The average fees for the course is 1.1 lacs. To take admission you have to register at CLAT portal. Aspirants are required to appear for the exam in offline pen paper mode to get the admission.

Yes. you can get admission with 50% in National Law Institute University, Bhopal. But you have to qualify for CLAT Exam to get eligible. It is usually advisable to visit the college's official website to verify the most recent cutoff scores before applying. Candidates must achieve high marks on the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) or other pertinent law entrance tests in addition to meeting the requirements for the qualifying examination. India's official entrance test for undergraduate and graduate legal programmes is called the CLAT.

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Yes, National Law Institute University, Bhopal is the university for law in Bhopal. Not only in Bhopal but also in India. If you are looking for a law college you can consider this college. This is a good college. NLIU has grown to its current status by imparting quality education to contribute to national development by instilling a sense of responsibility among its students, while simultaneously cultivating a spirit of intellectual freedom, qualities of leadership, imaginative power, and clarity.

The total fees for UG course at national law institute university bhopal is 2,75,150 lacs. The basic eligiblity of undergraduate courses is intermediate.  It is one of the top college to study law courses in india. If you are planning to study the B.A programme can check the NLIU official website for the course. It has good reputation for providing a high quality law education in India.

CLAT exam score is accepted by National law institute university, Bhopal. Candidates applying for BA LLB (Hons) and LLM, need to register for CLAT with a prescribed application fee for the exam. Candidates who qualify for CLAT are required to pay fee for their respective courses, which includes various components such as Tuition Fee, Examination Fee, Security Deposit, Hostel Charges (if applicable), etc. Other than the course fee, candidates are required to pay a fee for CLAT application fee.