SASTRA (Deemed to be University) Thanjavur Answered Questions

Candidates who have passed Class 12 or PUC exam with at least 45% aggregate from a recognised board are eligible to apply. The eligible students can visit the university website to apply. For selection in BA LLB (Hons) course of Presidency University, School of Law, candidates need to have a valid CLAT/LSAT score. The school may also accept other valid national/state exam scores. Selected candidates are further informed by the authorities. These students can report at the university and pay the admission fee amount to confirm their seat.

There are a total of 180 seats for the BA LLB (Hons) programme. Candidates are admitted as per the sanctioned seat intake. For seat allotment, the applicants entrance scores are taken into consideration. The university/law school reserves the right to revise the seat count in any academic year. There is no seat reservation details available. The university may follow the reservation policy prescribed by the state or central government.

Yes, School of Law Presidency University offers a five-year integrated BA LLB (Hons) programme. The UG-level course is offered in a full-time mode. For admission to the course, candidate must be Class 12 pass with 45% aggregate and have a valid score of CLAT/LSAT. The aspirants can visit the university website to register and apply. 

The eligible candidates can proceed with the application formalities. Application forms are accepted by the university in online mode. The candidates can visit the Presidency University official website to register and apply. Some of the details required during registration are candidates name, email address/mobile number, desired course detail, etc. Moreover, the application form of the accepted exams can be filled out through the website of the exam conducting body. Aspirants must enter all the details in the application form as per the official documents. 

Many top companies have recruited BA LLB candidates from SOL Presidency University. There are national and multinational corporations that make job offers. Some of the top recruiters in the recent past are:Ernst & YoungDeloitteKPMGPeople's Council for Social Justice, etc.

Presidency University, School of Law offers one-year LLM programme in two specialisations. The mode of study for these courses is full-time. Admission to the PG courses is entrance-based. The offered course specialisations are:LLM in Technology LawLLM in Intellectual Property Rights

Yes, merit scholarships are also available at KIIT School of Law (KSOL) for its BBA LLB (Hons) programme. The KIIT Merit Scholarship shall provide a monthly stipend ranging between INR 5,000 to INR 10,000 that the first position holder in each semester examination for various schools in the deemed university receives. These merit scholarships are six-month stipends.Besides, KSOL offers the Pradyumna Bal Memorial Scholarship, which provides absolutely free education to poor and meritorious students every year. This scholarship covers the college fees, hostel fees which also cover mess charges, books, and any other ancillary expenses.

Many popular companies participate in the Presidency University, School of Law placements drive. Some of the popular recuiters are mentioned in the following table:SOL, Presidency University Top RecruitersEYFederal BankQuasar LegalDeloitteDe Novo Law FirmPeople's Council for Social JusticeNOTE: The mentioned recuiters are not specifically that made offers to the BBA LLB (H) students. Hence, is indicative.

Yes, the BA LLB (Hons) course is provided through KIIT School of Law, which is a five-year course for students, bringing them the best-in-class legal education in separate courses of theoretical and practical knowledge. For admission in this course, the candidates should pass Class 12 with an aggregate of 45% marks and should be eligible to appear for the KIIT Entrance Examination, that is, KIITEE. It is then with this end in mind that the programme is designed as a professional preparation of the student for career opportunities in the legal profession in general and as aspiring law students.