NLU Assam (NLUJAA) - National Law University And Judicial Academy Guwahati Answered Questions

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) horizontal reservation through NALSAR. One will have to clear CLAT PG for admission into this programme by this university.

The requirements to be eligible for an LLM at NALSAR Hyderabad are as follows:LL.B. degree or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% of marks or its equivalent grade for candidates from General, OBC, and PWD categories, and 45% of marks or its equivalent grade for candidates from SC/ST and other categories.There is no maximum age limit to take the CLAT.

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%. To get admitted to NLU Hyderabad, applicants from the general category typically need to receive a score on the CLAT exam above 90. OBC applicants should strive to score more than 80 out of 120 in the exam.

No, there is no direct admission for Indian students at NLU Hyderabad (Nalsar) for the popular undergraduate B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program. Admission depends on the results of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). It is important to score good marks in the CLAT entrance exam. However, there is a direct admission process for foreign nationals to the B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) program. You can find more information about this on Nalsar University's official website. You will get all the information, and you can also connect with their administration.

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 compared to NALSAR. I hope that answers the question.

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. Candidates need to pass the CLAT PG test in order to be accepted into the LLM program. There are three required subjects, six electives, and a dissertation in the one-year curriculum.

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 + CATPG Diploma- 20,500 (Total Fees) GraduationL.L.M + Ph.D- 32,000 (First Year Fees) L.L.B.Ph.D- 84,500 (First-year fees) After graduationPost Doc- 7.2 Lakhs (First Year Fees) Ph.DBALLB {Hons.}- 2.42 (First Year Fees) 10+2 with 45% + CLAT

The LL.M. programs at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and National Law University (NLU) Delhi are both well-known for their high-quality legal education. However, NLU Delhi is often seen as the top choice due to its excellent reputation and ranking. NLU Delhi focuses on promoting legal and ethical values and offers a range of courses such as LLB, LLM, BA+LLB, and Ph.D., with an annual course fee of around INR 1.38 Lakhs. On the other hand, AMU's Faculty of Law has a long and prestigious history of over 100 years in legal education, producing numerous legal icons who have held esteemed positions in India and abroad. While both institutions provide valuable legal education, NLU Delhi is often preferred for its strong academic reputation and placement opportunities. Prospective students should consider factors like faculty expertise, curriculum, placements, and personal preferences when deciding between these two institutions.