NALSAR does not offer a 3-year LLB program. Instead, it offers a 5-year BA LLB (Hons.) degree. At NALSAR, the placements for BA LLB (Hons) are good. 

Here are the details for 2023 placements at NALSAR (for BA LLB Hons):

These stats are as per the NIRF 2024 Report on NALSAR. 

No, NALSAR does not accept the TS LAWCET exam for admission to its BA LLB (Hons) program. To get admission to the BA LLB course, you need to have a valid score in CLAT 2024. Additionally, you must obtain a score of at least 45% in aggregate in 10+2 or an equivalent exam. If you belong to the reserved category, this requirement is min. 40% in aggregate. 

Yes, NALSAR does accept the IPMAT exam for admission to its 5-year integrated BBA+MBA course. Take a look at the detailed eligibility criteria for the program:

• Candidates are eligible if they have passed their Class 12 examinations from an accredited board with a minimum of 60% overall (or 50% for SC/ST candidates) or an equivalent CGPA.
• Candidates should have a valid NMET (UG) / IPMAT(IIM, Indore) scorecard.
• To apply under the Resident Student of Telangana category, candidates must secure an appropriate rank in order of merit in the NMET (UG) / IPMAT(IIM, Indore) exam.

No, NALSAR does not have a sports quota. Additionally, the CLAT exam has no provision for a sports quota based relaxation. However, there are reservations under specific categories for admission to BA LLB at NALSAR and other NLUs. 

Given below is the seat matrix along with the detailed reservation criteria for admission at NALSAR:

No, NALSAR UOL does not offer a 3-year LLB program because of the following reasons:

• Most of the top NLUs in India offer a 5-year integrated BA LLB instead of a separate LLB program. 
• The benchmark for legal education in India is a five-year integrated law curriculum, according to the criteria established by the Bar Council of India.
• The goal of the five-year BA LLB program is to offer a thorough legal knowledge that integrates legal theory and practice. The last few semesters focus on seminar courses. 
• Law firms, corporate legal departments, and other organisations frequently give preference to graduates of five-year integrated programs since it indicates a deeper legal education than a three-year LLB program.

Even though NALSAR does not offer an LLB program, here are some of the top NLUs that provide this degree- NLSIU Bangalore and NLU Odisha. You can get admission into either of them with a good CLAT score. 

Yes, NALSAR UOL has a 5 year BA LLB (Hons.) program. A new feature of the course is that it follows a credit-based elective system (CBCS), i.e. students have to earn 200 credits over a period of 5 years to earn a degree. 

To get admission to the course, you need to have a valid score in CLAT 2024. You must also score at least 45% aggregate marks in 10+2 or an equivalent exam. If you belong to the reserved category, this percentage requirement falls to 40% aggregate. 

The 2024 closing rank for BA LLB (Hons) was 305 for the EWS category, in the AILET Counseling for NLU Delhi. With your rank of 646 in the EWS category, it is unlikely that you’ll get into BA LLB (Hons) at NLU Delhi. 

I have listed the opening rank and closing rank for the EWS category in the AILET 2024 counselling for NLU Delhi:

BA LLB (Hons.) Cutoff for NLU Delhi 2024 (EWS category):

I am a student of BA LLB (Hons.) at NLU Delhi. NLU Delhi requires three types of fees: deposits, one-time fees, and annual fees. The tuition fee has to be paid annually. 

The total tuition fee for 5 years is INR 7.10 Lakhs for BA LLB (Hons.). Other fees include hostel fees, student welfare, etc. It is detailed below for your reference:

Detailed Fee-Structure for BA LLB (Hons.) at NLU Delhi:

For the current academic session (2024-25), the strength of the fresher batch of BA LLB (Hons) is 123 at NLU Delhi. 

Out of this, some percentage of seats are reserved for SC, ST, EWS, Kashmiri Migrants, Foreign Nationals, etc. 

I have provided the exact seat matrix along with reservations for BA LLB (Hons) at NLU Delhi below:

Yes, NLU Delhi gives free access to SCC through the SCC Online IP, which is accessible only on the university campus.

In addition to its useful search function and case notes, SCC Online is regarded as the most reliable source for SC judgements. Aside from cases, SCC Online coverage consists of articles from Practical Lawyers and SCC, reports from the Law Commission of India, articles from SCC, and selective judgements from the Indian State High Courts.

If you want to access SCC through LAN Mode, you need to contact the IT Section of NLU Delhi.