no there are very few placement opportunities for placement from NLU or any other university in llm because law firms in general hire law gradz from top schools and does not concern much about llm pass outs. There is clear bias on part of  llm pass outs in general trends..!!!!

Hey Yamini.

CLAT scores are very unpredictable as is the examination itself. The paper pattenrn changes every year. Therefore the highest score changes each time. It is very difficult to say what the next years highest scores will be and what the cut offs  for each NLU will be. 

However the cut offs for previous years can be checked at various websites. https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

In order to get admission in NLU Jodhpur you need to appear CLAT entrance exam. The admission is through CLAT on the merit basis. As per the eligibility to apply for CLAT Entrance exam you should have minimum  45% in class 12th as a General category. You can check the further eligibility with the given below link.

CLAT Eligibility Criteria 2018

Good Luck!

Hi Archit, thanks a lot for your question.

There are 20 NLUs in India. While 19 of them accept CLAT score, one - NLU, Delhi - conducts its own entrance exam known as AILET.

Just like IITs and IIMs the quality varies immensely within the 20 LNU. To get an admission in top NLUs, such as NLSIU, NALSAR, NLIU, NUJS, GNLU etc is extremly competetive, while its relatively easy to get admission in other NLUs.

Based on past trends, some experts have predicted the cut off's for CLAT 2018 which ranges between 125 to 148. i.e. the minimum you should aim to score to get admission in the top 3 NLUs is 125 out of 200 marks. These are of course predictions. To get more details and previous year trends of cut off ranks for all the NLUs, please click on this link - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

For NLU Delhi, you should aim to score between 90-100 (or above) in AILET if you belong to General category. For cut-off details in other categories, please refer to this link - https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-cutoff

Feel free to ask if you have another query. all the best. 

Hi,

Through CLAT you can apply for LLM In cuber law, the good college for it can be NLUJ where you must have minimum percentage of marks for obc/sap/other categories 55% and 50% for sc/st category.

They provide this course for 1 year. 20 seats are available. Fees-Rs 1,24,500 approx.

other list of colleges could be available in the link below (https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-llm-in-cyber-law-colleges-in-inida)

DU LLB is an exam conducted by Delhi University for law which is of 3 years after graduation whereas NLU provides law exam for 5 years that is after 12th you can apply in for that the entrance exam name is CLAT.

Hope this helps.