North Bengal University Siliguri Answered Questions

NBU fee structure compares various components, that are either one-time chargeable or have paid annually/semesterly. Some of these components include, such as tuition fees, hostel fees, caution deposits, etc. Additionally, the NBU BA LLB (Hons) tuition fee is INR 16,000. However, the mentioned fee is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is inductive.

To be eligible for the BBA LLB course candidates must have passed Class 12 from a recognised board. The selection is based on the last qualifying exam. Applicants must fulfil the required eligibility criteria before applying. After the selection process, candidates must submit the necessary documents for the verification process. The admission Committee verifies the eligibility and checks the provided documents to proceed with the admission process.

The total seat intake at North Bengal University is 96 for the BA LLB (H) programme. To avail the seat for the BA LLB programme, applicants must fulfil the basic academic requirements. The merit-based seat allotment ensures that only eligible candidates are selected. Distribution of the seats is based on the rank, availability and candidate's course preferences. Once selected, they will get the admission confirmation via email.

Candidates who have passed LLB programme from a recognised university can apply. This information is as per the official brochure of the university law school. The applications of only the eligible candidates are accepted. Candidates must also have the passing certificate and mark sheets with them. These documents have to be submitted for verification purposes.

NBU offers admission for BA LLB (H) course based on merit. The selection is based on the last qualifying exam. Candidates who fulfil the course-specific eligibility criteria can proceed with the next round. Once selected, a merit list will be released on the official website. Selected candidates must pay the admission fee to confirm their enrollment process. 

The intake capacity for the LLM course is 36 for the academic year 2024. To get seats for the LLM course at NBU, candidates must meet the required eligibility criteria. This merit-based seat allotment ensures that eligible candidates are selected. Distribution of the seats is based on the rank, availability and the candidate's course preference. Upon selection, candidates must pay the admission fee to confirm their seats.

Yes, North Bengal University follows a semester pattern for the BA LLB (H) programme. The duration of the BA LLB (H) course is five years, which is divided into 10 semesters. The programme outcome is to enhance the legal acumen with the objective of bring social change. It provides advanced knowledge on varied topics in law empowering students to pursue higher degrees at reputed academic institutions, corporate and judicial services

Yes, NBU does offer an MSc course. The university provides an MSc course with different specialisations, such as Bio-Technology, Chemistry,  Zoology, etc. Admission for this course depends on the eligibility criteria to be followed by the applicants with the admission procedure provided by the institution itself. Upon selection, candidates must submit the required documents for the verification process.

Admission to the MSc course at North Bengal University requires the candidates to meet a few eligibility criteria. They should have passed their graduation from any known university, having secured at least an aggregate of 50% marks for the general category. Final admission is based on merit, as the university prepares the lists according to marks obtained in the JEPAS PG scores, and other eligibility.

North Bengal University's fee structure is inclusive of different components that are either one-time chargeable or have to be paid annually/semesterly. Some of these components are tuition fees, caution deposits, hostel fees, and more. The tuition fee for the LLM courses is INR 5,300,  and the one-time fee is INR 1,020. Moreover, the mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.