During the NLU, Jodhpur Placement drive, students get recruited by national regulators, senior counsels, reputed national and international law firms, corporates, and financial institutions.

he NLU placement bureau not only coordinates the placements of the university but also takes care of the internships that can be provided to the students.

Both Jindal Global Law School and Symbiosis are good in different aspects. It depends upon you which one fits your situation. I am going to explain the merits and demerits (quite minimal) with a short comparison between two of the finest private law schools in India.

The factors that attract students the most are FEES and PLACEMENTS. Students consider these two elements before taking admission.

Jindal Global Business School is talked more about their very expensive fee rather than the quality of education they deliver. It’s India’s no. 1 private law school (most of the well-known rankings say so). And, you will have to pay around Rs. 40 Lakhs for a 5-Year integrated law graduation degree (I included the overall cost, not just their fee).

Hello,

Allotment of seat depends on the cut off rank and cut off rank depends on number of seats available, number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam etc. In 2019 the cut off for NLU, Jodhpur was as follows

Integrated law

• General:294
• SC: 4930
• ST:6849
• General Pwd: 6538

LLM

• General:213
• SC:1091
• ST:1155
• General pwd: 2052

You need to secure the rank accordingly based on your category.

Hello Aspirant,

Being ranked in one of the top law schools in India, NLU Jodhpur stands out in many aspects some being infrastructure, academics, and culture . Check the below link to now cut off of NLU Jodhpur .

 https://law.careers360.com/articles/nlu-jodhpur-cutoff 

Hope this helps !!

Hello Dear,

According to the expected cut off marks 2020 in CLAT for NLU, Jodhpur university your marks should be in the range of 109-111. Highest rank is 181 and lowest rank is 354 for Jodhpur university. It will be vary from year to year depends on the difficulty of paper, number of candidates appeared in the exam and etc...

Hope this helps you.

All the Best!!!

Follow this preparation pattern. This might help you:

English:

You will be given passages of about 450 words. These passages are usually from Contemporary or Historically signification fiction and nonfiction writing. The standard would be of 12th standard student. So each Passage has a series of questions which will check your Comprehension and language skills. You will be required to Read and comprehend the main point discussed in the passage. Draw Inferences and conclusions based on the passage. Summarise the passage. You will have to compare and contrast the different viewpoints set out in the passage. You will have to understand the meaning of various words and phrases used in the passage.

Current Affairs including General Knowledge: You will be given passages of upto 450 words and these passages are usually taken from News, Journalistic sources and nonfiction writing. The questions may include legal information or knowledge but do not need any additional knowledge of the law beyond the passage. This sections requires you to demonstrate knowledge of various aspects of current affairs and general knowledge including Contemporary events of significance at National and International Level, Arts and Culture, International Affairs and Historical Events.

Logical Reasoning section consists of Short passages of about 300 words each. You have to recognise an argument, its premises and conclusions. You have to read and identify the arguments set out in a passage. Critically analyse the patterns of reasoning and assess how conclusions may depend on particular premises or evidence. You have to infer what follows from the passage and draw relationships and analogies, identify contradictions and equivalence.

Legal Reasoning section has passages of 450 words each which may relate to fact situations or scenarios involving legal matters, public policy questions or moral philosophical enquiries. You need not require any prior legal knowledge. General awareness will do. Yuo have to idenify and infer the rules and passages set out in the passage and apply those rules to various fact situations and understand how changes to the rules or principles may alter the application to various fact situations.

Quantitative Techniques section includes short set of facts or prepositions, graphs, or other textual, pictorial or diagrammatic representations of numerical information followed by a series of questions. You need to apply 10th standard mathematical operations on ratios and proportions, basic algebra, mensuration and statistical estimation.

For preparation material and sample papers, please visit the official website: https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat-2020/ug-lms.html

You can read our page for tips to prepare for CLAT:  https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat-without-coaching 

Hi,

Yes !! , It is good for MBA according to placements and infrastructure.

National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur was established in 1999 under NLUJ Act as sanctioned by the Rajasthan State Legislature in the same year.

The law university is a member of Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) that comprises 22 self-governing colleges. The university which was earlier started with a five-year integrated law degree now offers five more degrees including an MBA degree.

NLU offers different MBA course:

1:MBA Finance

2:MBA  Insurance

3:MBA Risk management

4:MBA Human Resource Management

Admission procedure:

Admission is based on the CAT or MAT or CMAT and scored minimum-

 50 percentile in case of CAT 160 total score in case of CMAT 

 400 composite score in case of MAT 

For more information about cutoff .Kindly go through this link:

 https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/university/national-law-university-jodhpur/amp 

I hope it helps you.

Happy learning! !

Hi Drishya!

Choosing NLU Mumbai just for the sake of getting high chances of exposure may not be the best decision. NLUs are high ranked law schools and are known for there expertise in teaching law. You should rather look at NLU rankings and decide accordingly. All NLUs offer a great exposure to its students and help them know of what they will have to face in the outside world.

I have given a link below of the Top Law colleges and their detailed stats. Do check them out.

You are free to ask if you have any other queries.

Link: https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

Hello,

You haven't mentioned that what course fee you want to know, still I'm mentioning the fee structure of some of it's courses:

The fee structure for mba is 2.74lacs/year

The fee structure for l.l.m is 1.99lacs/year

The fee structure for p.h.d. is 2.51lacs/year

The fee structure for BALLB (hons.) is 2.51lacs/year

The fee structure for BBA+L.L.B (hons.) is 2.51lacs/year

The fee structure for L.L.D is 65,000/year

The fee structure for D.Sc is 65,000/year

Hope this helps, still for any further query feel free to ask us.

All the best.