Hi dear,

Following are top colleges accepting LSAT score in India:

1.          O P Jindal Global University

2.          JLU School of Law, Jagran Lakecity University

3.          NA Global Law School

4.          Institute of Law / AISECT University

5.          Indore Institute of Law

6.          GD Goenka University School of Law

7.          Alliance School of Law, Alliance University

8.          NMIMS School of Law

9.          Azim Premji University

10.       Central India College of Law

For complete list of colleges visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india-accepting-lsat-india

Good luck

Hello,

School of Law, Christ University offers LLM Constitutional and Administrative Law, LLM Corporate and Commercial Law, LLM Intellectual Property and Trade Law. all these three courses are offered for a duration of one year, Eligibility criteria is passed graduation in law(it can be either five year integrated course or three year LLB Course) from a recognized university with 50% aggregate, the university conducts its own entrance exam, in case you're interested, you can register by visiting the official website at https://christuniversity.in/departments/main%20campus/school%20of%20law/school%20of%20law , click on the link on the link of LLM Specialization as per your preference, and fill the form, last date is 31st May to apply for the same.

Hello,

JMI doesn't accept ISAT or CLAT score. They conduct their own entrance exam. In order to apply to BA LLB course at JMI a candidate have to appear in JMI BA LLB exam and have to qualify it. The candidates will be shortlisted for admission based on the marks in the entrance exam. The eligibility criteria for the examination is that the candidate must have qualified class 12 and have secured at least least 50% marks in all the core subjects and the English Language put together.

You can check the eligibility criteria from the link as well

https://law.careers360.com/articles/jmi-ba-llb-eligibility-criteria

hope it helps!

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Dear Aspirant,

As per the latest guidelines these are the following criteria you need to fulfill for appearing in  LSAT international-

As per LSAT 2020 eligibility criteria, for admission to an LLM programme,

1. One must have completed or studying in the final year or going to appear in the final exam of their LLB.

2.Each participating law school may have a different set of eligibility criteria. So one must check with the individual institutes regarding the current eligibility requirements.

3.There is no restriction on the number of attempts. So a candidate may take the LSAT exam as many times they want.

4.Any individual who has served as a staff member (test supervisor or testing staff) at an LSAT test centre within the last 24 months are not eligible to appear in LSAT India 2020.

Hey there!

However we can't know the precise cutoffs here are the expected cutoffs

BA- LLB 80 to 99.99 percentile

LLB 60 - 99.99 percentile

LLM 60- 99.99 percentile

LLB would be a three year long course and LLM would one year long.

So you'll atleast need 80 or  60 percentile based on what you want to pursue.

Hello,

The KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Mumbai does not provide any Integrated B.Com (//B.Com) L.L.B course. The degrees offered by KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Mumbai are B.Com (//B.Com) , M.Sc, B.Sc, M.A, Ph.D, B.A, B.M.M, B.M.S and M.Com (//M.Com) . KC College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Mumbai was established in the year 1954 and is a private college and has co-ed acceptance. KC college comprises of all the necessary infrastructure, facilities and equipments.

hi,

I assume you are asking about NMIMS law admission. see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on certain factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix etc. however at this score you have less chances but I suggest you to participate in the counselling process and lets see whats come around. also apply for others colleges as well.

best of luck for your future endeavor.

Hello,

Yes you are eligible to give MHCET and LSAT exam for 3 year L.L.B course as long as you get minimum marks required. As you have not mentioned your category so foe being eligible for MH CET the minimum marks required are

• Unreserved category candidates- 45%
• SC/ST category candidates- 40%
• VJNT, SBC, OBC category- 42%

For LSAT the eligibility criteria is that the candidate must hold a bachelor’s degree scoring minimum 45% marks in aggregate.

Hi aspirant,

You are pursuing final year BA. With the formal legal education gaining prominence in India, more and more students are opting for different law courses. Admission to the courses are offered based on different law entrance examination conducted at different levels such as national level, state level and University level. To the law entrance examination conducted for different students at different levels you can check the link below:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/law-entrance-exams/amp

All the best.