Hello Deep,

Different NLU have different fee structure. Here we are comparing NLU Jodhpur fees wit Amity law schools ,Noida.

Amity Law school take 1.32 lacks per semester as a tution fee while NLU take 62500 rupees as a semester fees (TUTION FEE)

Other extra fees are more in Amity such as mess fees,Hostel fees, Admission fees,etc while NLU have very less fees.

As NLU is government university so government spend money on individual on various aspects while private university charges for every aspect.

Hope this helps you...

If you have any questions remain than comment below.

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Hey.

CLAT has a lot of competition where people start preparing 1-2 years in advance. But it os not impossible to crack it in a few months. You'll be able to do it if you work smartly amd hard. 

The Syllabus of CLAT includes a total of 5 sections. Here is the section wise syllabus of CLAT-

1. General Knowledge and Current Affairs- 50 questions for 50

2. Legal Aptitude- 50 questions for 50 marks

3. English- including Comprehension questions 40 for 40 marks

4. Logical Reasoning- 40 questions for 40 marks

5. Elementary Mathematics-20 question for 20 marks.

General Knowledge - The GK Section includes both Static GK as well as current affairs. For gstatic general knowledge you can refer to the Concised size Pearson or the Arihant’s guide. For current affairs, you will have to put the most effort as it would cover a large part of your score and there is a lot to do.

The Hindu is the newspaper preferred by various CLAT Aspirants which you can read fot the last 2 months. It not only builds a strong base for General knowledge but will also help you in your verbal ability section.There is a site called GK today.in which you can go to for current affairs. They have daily quizes based on current affairs which has been proved very usefull for CLAT preparation.

  English - You will come across various words while reading the newspaper too, prepare a list, go through them regularly and try to use them in sentences. You should read the Editorial section of the Hindu for your Reading section as well as Vocabulary section of CLAT. For the reading section practicing your sample questions while timing it would prove usefull.

Mathematics - The weightage of the maths section is very less in CLAT. Also the syllabus included elementary level of Mathematics. Hence, material of CLAT possible will be sufficient .

Logical Reasoning and legal aptitude- practice these questions from your CLAT possible material only. And also use the previous year question papers and sample papers too while timing it. Similar questions are repeated each year.

Make sure that you go through the past year question papers and practice them along with sample papers. This will help you to have an idea about how to attempt the paper, the level of questions for each section, and how to manage your time well.

Best of luck!

Hi Pratik, 

National Law Universities are premier government run law institutes which is often approved by BCI as well as UGC. NLUs have built a brand over the years and the tag often helps one in the future. While the higher NLUs are very well reputed, have the best facilities and infrastructure, the lower NLUs are still in the nascent stage and are thus struggling. However, considering the past it can be said that NLUs grow at a faster rate. Apart from being cheap in their fee structure (as compared to other private law universities), many a times some corporate private organisations give a higher edge to students from National Law Universities. 

In order to secure a seat in a NLU via CLAT, you will have to score the basic minimum of the cut-off which is sparingly different every year (depends upon the cut-off), different for every NLU, also different for every category. However, in the 200 mark paper, it is always good if you keep your score above a basic 130-135. But this is not a standard rule, it changes every year. 

In order to know more about CLAT, keep reading Careers360 using the link given below:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Thanks,

Dear Aspirant,

  Students those who are completed or pursuing 12th are eligible to attend the CLAT exam. By using CLAT score you are eligible to join in 21 NLUs and other Private Institutes. Like Amity University, Lovely Professional University and Presidency University. Cutoff marks in CLAT will vary based on the number of applicants and their score. 

Law programmes available after 12th:-

  BBA LLB                                       

  B.Com LLB

  BA LLB

    Please check the mentioned eligibility criteria for CLAT 2019.

·         Qualifying Exam: Candidates must have qualified Higher Secondary School/ Intermediate or equivalent examination from 10+2 education system from a recognized board.

·         Minimum Marks: Candidates must have secured at least 45% marks in aggregate of the total marks and if belonging to SC/ST category, they should have a minimum of 40% marks.

·         Appearing Candidates: Students appearing in the qualifying exam in March/April 2019 can also apply. Such candidates have to produce evidence of their passing the qualifying examination at the time of admission.

·         Application fee for General category/ OBC and other category is INR 4000, whereas, SC/ST category candidates have to pay INR 3500. 

Hello aspirant,

The reservation system is as follows

• For OBCs 27%
• For SCs 15
• For STs 8%

Thankyou.

Hello Ramswaroop,

The fees for BA LLB course offered by National Law School of India University, Banglore is Rs. 2,01,000 per year for general category students and since this is a course of 5 years duration the total fees is likely to be around 10 Lacs.

You may visit the following link for more details:

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-law-school-of-india-university-bangalore/ba-llb-hons-integrated-course

Hope this answers your query, feel free to ask for more info.

The fees payable fall into three categories: annual fees; one-time fees; and deposits.

Annual Fees

Tuition Fee: Rs. 85,000 p.a

Halls of Residence: Rs. 18,000 p.a

Mess Advance: Rs. 15,000 p.a

Other Fees*: Rs. 40,500 p.a

One-Time Fees (to be paid only at the time of admission to the I-year)

Campus Development Fund: Rs. 5,000

Admission Fee: Rs. 2,500

Deposits

Library Deposit: Rs. 5,000 (Rs. 2,500 for SC/ ST students)

Hostel Deposit: Rs. 5,000

Mess Deposit: Rs. 5,000

Hope it helps:)

Thank you!

Hi Pratik, 

All National Law Universities have different cut-offs as per their ranking. As I can see, you have enquired about National Law University, Orissa [NLU-O]. The last CLAT Rank for admission to NLUO is given below year wise for candidates belonging to General Category. 

2018:  1167 [tentatively] 

2017: 1023

2016: 1038 

2015: 888

Accordingly the cut-off for 2019 is expected to be around 1023-1167 [tentatively] for 2019, in order to secure admission to NLU-O. To know more about the exam and cut-off of different colleges keep reading up at Careers 360 using the link given below https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hey

No, you cannot pursue a 3 year LLB course from any NLU. You can get admission in NLUs through CLAT which provides admission only into a 5 year Integrated course of law which combines an Undergraduate degree with law, for example- BA LLb, BCOM LLb, BBA LLb etc. NLUs dont provide 3 year law courses.

As you have completed  graduation in bcom a 3 year LLb degree is more suitable for you. You can apply for admission to a 3 year LLb course while you are in your final year or after completion.

Your admission will be based on your score in the entrance tests. There is no common entrance, each college has its own entrance. Few of the entrances for a 3 year law course are- 

DU LLb- Delhi University 

MH CET- GLC Mumbai, ILS Pune and other law colleges in Maharashtra  PU LLB- Panjab University,Chandigarg

TS LAWCET- Law colleges in Tamil Nadu

BHU LLB- Banaras Hindu University.

BVP LLB- Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University

 LSAT- Private Law colleges like O.P. Jindal Global Law school, IIT Kharagpur etc

You can apply for these  and you'd be eligible to take admission only if you score the minimum qualifying percentage in your UG degree which is usually 45-50%.

You can use the link below for any other information.

Https://law.careers360.com/articles/9564-law-entrance-tests/amp

Best of luck

Hey.

The National Law Universities or NLUs do not provide the course of 3 year LLB. These NLUs only provide 5 year Integrated course of law that combines an undergraduate degree with law like BA LLB, BCOM LLB, BBA LLB etc. The top government  colleges for a 3 year  LLB degree are-

Delhi University

GLC Mumbai

ILS Pune

Panjab University, Chandigarh 

Banaras Hindu University

Bharatiya Vidyapeeth, Pune

Osmania University, Hyderabad 

School of Law, IIT Kharagpur

Best of luck