1. What are the best law schools in India?
2. What is the quality of Campus Placements..?
3. What is the nature of placements provided for the National Law School Students?)
4. Is the test too tough?
5. Are the questions in the law entrance examination subjective?
6. Which is the organizing university for CLAT 09?
7. Where can you appear for this exam?
8. Are there reserved quotas?
9. What is the eligibility criteria for CLAT 09?
10. How are the BA/BBA/B.Com/B.Sc. LLB different from each other?
11. Which is the better destination to apply for LLM USA or UK?
12. Are there any possibilities for good placements?
13. When does the session begins?
14. Do the Law Schools have hostel facility?
15. Is there any GD or PI sessions after the entrance test?
16. On which date and time is CLAT 09?
17. Which are subjects that the students are tested on?
18. What is the total marks and number of question pattern for the test paper for Undergraduate Programme?
19. From when are the forms available?
20. What is the last date for receipt of application form?
21. From where are the application forms available?
22. Why should you join IMS?
23. What are course offered by IMS?
24. What is the structure of the BRISK course?
25. What is the course structure for INTACT course?
26. What is the course structure for a CORRESPONDENCE course?
27. What is the course structure for Test Series?
What are the best law schools in India?
1.] NLSIU (Bangalore) (Estb-1987)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 80 (15% SC, 7.5% -ST, 5- NRI)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 55, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.nls.ac.in
2] NALSAR (Hyderabad) (Estb- 1987)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 80 (NRI – 10 Direct) (SC – 11) (ST – 5) (Women - 21) (Disabled - 2)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 85, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.nalsar.ac.in
3] NUJS (Kolkata) (Estd-1999)
BA/B.Sc LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 125 (Gen - 78) (NRI Sponsored– 18) (Foreign National - 4) (SC – 15) (ST – 8)
(Disabled - 2)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 15, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.nujs.edu
4] NLIU (Bhopal) (Estb-1997)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 82 (Open - 41) (M.P – 41)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 49, 500/- Per Annum
Website: www.nliu.com
5] NLU (Jodhpur) (Estd- 1999)
BBA (Hons),B.Sc(Tech)(Hons),B.P.Sc(Hons) LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 100 (Merit–69) (SC –15%) (ST – 7.5%) (Disabled - 3%)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 35, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.nlujodhpur.ac.in
6] ILS PUNE
B.S.L (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 240
Tuition Fees: Rs.13,700/-
Website: www.ilslaw.edu
7] SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL
BA/ BBA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats:
Tuition Fees: Rs. 65, 000/- to Rs. 55,000/- Per Annum
Website: www.symlaw.ac.in
8] GNLU (Gandhinagar) (Estb- 2003)
BA/B.Com/B.Sc LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 160 (Gen - 103) (SC – 24) (ST – 12) (Gujarat Domicile - 16) (Disabled - 5)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 50, 000/-
Website: www.gnlu.ac.in
9] HNLU (Raipur) (Estd-2003)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats:
Tuition Fees: Rs. 25, 000/-
Website: www.hnlu.ac.in
10] GLC MUMBAI
B.L.S LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 160
Tuition Fees: Rs. 1, 500/- to Rs. 2,000/-
Website: www.glc.edu
11] RMLNLU (Lucknow) (Estb-2006)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 160 (Gen-80) (OBC U.P- 43) (SC U.P – 34) (ST U.P– 3) (Women - 21)
(Disabled – 3%) (Freedom Fighters UP- 2%)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 40, 000/-
Website: www.rmlnlu.ac.in
12] CNLU (Patna) (Estb-2006)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 80 (Extremely backward class- ) (SC – 16%) (ST – 1%) (Women of Backward
Class- 3%) (Disabled – 3%) (OBC- 12%)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 50, 000/-
Website: www.cnlu.ac.in
13] RGNUL (Patiala) (Estb- 2006)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 80 (Gen-46) (Punjab Residents-8) (SC – 12) (ST – 6) (Women - 21) (Disabled -2)
(Foreign Nationals-5) (Ancestral Residents of village Sidhuwal, Patiala- 1)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 70, 000/-
Website: www.rgnulpatiala.org
14] NUALS (Kochi) (Estb- 2002)
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 65 (Open Merit- 41) (SC – 5) (ST –1) (Women - 21) (Disabled – 2) (OBC- 16)
Tuition Fees: Rs. 40, 000/-
Website: www.nuals.ac.in
15] NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL, DELHI
BA/BBA/B.Sc LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats:
Tuition Fees: Rs. Per Annum
Website:
16] KIIT LAW SCHOOL (Bhubaneshwar) (Estb-2007)
BA/BBA/B.Sc LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats: 120
Tuition Fees: Rs. 50, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.kls.ac.in
17] AMITY LAW SCHOOL
BA LLB (Hons): 5yrs degree course
Number of Seats:
Tuition Fees: Rs. 30, 000/- Per Annum
Website: www.amity.edu/als
What is the quality of Campus Placements..?
Students can look forward to both Indian as well as global placements at leading firms. On an average, most students land up with 2-4 jobs offers. Some of the companies which regularly visit campuses for placements include AMSS, AZB, ITC, McKinsey, Godrej, Desai & Dewanji, Khattar & Wong (Singapore), DSK Legal. Arthur Andersen, Wipro, Infosys, Hindustan Lever, SAIL, GESCO, Tata Sons, Amarhchand Mangaldass, Pathak & Associates, ARA Law, Linklaters (the world's largest law firm) from London and Khattar & Wong from Singapore.
What is the nature of placements provided for the National Law School Students?
The students get offers from a range of recruiters
Foreign placements: Linklaters,Allen and Overy, Clifford Chance, Herbert Smith,Baker Mackenzie
Indian Law firms: Amarchand and Mangaldas, Luthra and Luthra law firm, AZB&Partners.
Companies: ICICI Bank, Wipro, Infosys, Bajaj Alliance etc
NGO: Helpage India
Is the test too tough?
The difficulty level of the test varies from easy to average. The tests are getting tougher keeping in view the increasing competition but are still comparatively easier than engineering and other leading tests. The cut off score is high since the questions are on the easier side. Two hours of dedicated study every day would ensure that one gets through any law entrance exam. Also the syllabus of law entrance test is much lesser in comparison to test relating to engineering or medical.
Are the questions in the law entrance examination subjective?
CLAT, SET and all other important law entrance tests are fully objective in nature.
Which is the organizing university for CLAT 09?
National Academy of Legal Studies and Research University (NALSAR) is the organizing university for CLAT 09.
Where can you appear for this exam?
There are 16 centres for CLAT 09 in India. (Details in clat.ac.in)
Are there reserved quotas?
Yes, there are reserved quotas. (Details in clat.ac.in)
What is the eligibility criteria for CLAT 09?
10+2 examination or equivalent with not less than 50% marks for General and 45% for SC/ST/OBC and Persons with Disability. (Students taking qualifying examination in MARCH/ APRIL 2009 are also eligible to apply.
How are the BA/BBA/B.Com/B.Sc. LLB different from each other?
The BA/BBA/B.Com/B.Sc are hardly different except for their slightly varying curriculum.
Which is the better destination to apply for LLM USA or UK?
Both UK and USA are good destinations to obtain LLM degree. In top National law schools 10-20% students are opting for this option after completing BA.LLB. As a matter of fact the National Law Schools also offer post graduate degrees.
Are there any possibilities for good placements?
The 2003-2008 batches secured foreign placements in appreciable numbers with the offers coming in from the best firms in both UK and USA. The pay package offered by international law firms are highest salary Rs. 30Lakhs, average being Rs. 27Lakhs and the lowest being Rs. 26Lakhs.
When does the session begins?
The session begins from the month of July.
Do the Law Schools have hostel facility?
The law schools have hostel facility.
Is there any GD or PI sessions after the entrance test?
No, there are no GD or PI sessions as such but they do have a counseling session after the entrance exam. The Christ College is an exception to that they conduct a PI after the entrance test.
On which date and time is CLAT 09?
The CLAT is on 17th May, 2009 at 3 to 5pm.
Which are subjects that the students are tested on?
The subjects that the students are tested on
English – 40 Marks
Maths - 50 Marks
G.K - 50 Marks
Logical Reasoning – 45 Marks
Legal Aptitude - 45 Marks
What is the total marks and number of question pattern for the test paper for Undergraduate Programme?
The test paper will contain 200 questions and the total marks will be 200.
From when are the forms available?
The forms are available from 12th January, 2009.
What is the last date for receipt of application form?
The last date of receiving the application forms are 10th April, 2009.
From where are the application forms available?
The Application Forms are available from 12th January, 2009 at the branches of Indian Bank, State Bank of India and eleven National Law Schools. The addresses of the branches of banks are available on the website.
The Application Form can also be downloaded from the CLAT website and duly filled-in Form in own hand writing should be sent to the CLAT Office along with a demand draft for Rs. 2,500/- (Rs.2,000/- in case of SC/ST).
The last date for submission of duly filled-in Application Forms is 10th April, 2009.
Candidates who wish to apply under Foreign National Category are required to check the instructions and use the Application Form provided for that purpose on the CLAT website. For further information and details, candidates are required to visit the website of the concerned University.
Why should you join IMS?
IMS is a pioneer in education with 30years of experience in competitive test preparation as well as education and career counseling. What drives IMS is the mission to mentor Indian youth to achieve their education and career goals. At IMS, you will learn under the best faculties who use effective teaching models like moot court sessions, G.K. Workshops and more. You will also gain from supporting facilities such as library, helpline faculty and a comprehensive and interactive website. You will be course-corrected through timely feedback. IMS will mentor, motivate and guide you every step along the way to realizing your dreams.
What are course offered by IMS?
INTACT – Classroom Programme
BRISK – Crash Course
CORRESPONDENCE – A Correspondence Course
TEST SERIES - Simulated CLATs, Simulated SETs and Take home tests
What is the structure of the BRISK course?
The course is designed for those students who are in 12th STD and are interested to take the law entrance exams the same year and want to start preparation just after the board exams or who have already started at home but now want to take up the classroom course. This is a comprehensive course to be conducted in the month of April and May. Personalized counseling will be provided to guide the students for all the Law entrance exams.
STUDY MATERIAL
PART A – (BRM) Basic Reference Material helps you to strengthen your fundamentals. These Basic Reference Materials deal with the related concepts and solving techniques. This also has the solved examples and exercises.
PART B – 10 Section Tests
PART C - 10 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (CLAT Pattern)
AD-MAT (Additional Materials)
Current affairs GK Book
3 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (Symbiosis pattern)
SIM CLATs –8 Simulated tests for CLAT.
SIM SET - 2 simulated tests for Symbiosis.
What is the course structure for INTACT course?
This is a long term classroom course, with a two months break in Feb and March for board exams.
This course is for the students who are just into 12th STD and are interested to take the law entrance exams to be conducted after the year they are starting the course. This course is also for those who are in first year of graduation and want to appear for the CLAT.
The course will be in 4 sessions
Session One - 22 classes of two hours
Session Two - 22 classes of two hours
Session Three - 22 classes of two hours
Session Four - 14 classes of two hours
STUDY MATERIAL
PART - A (BRMs) - BRMs are the Basic Reference Materials which will help to build up the basics. These Basic Reference Materials deal with the related concepts and solving techniques. This also has the solved examples and exercises.
PART B - 10 Section tests for revising the basics PART - C - 10 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (CLAT Pattern)
AD-MAT (Additional Materials)
Current affairs GK Book
3 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (Symbiosis pattern)
SIM CLATs –8 Simulated tests for CLAT
SIM SET - 2 simulated tests for Symbiosis
What is the course structure for a CORRESPONDENCE course?
This is the course for those who want to prepare from home. The students enrolled for this course will get the following study material and on-line support.
STUDY MATERIAL
PART - A (BRMs)
BRMs are the Basic Reference Materials which will help to build up the basics. This Basic Reference Material deal with the related concepts and solving techniques. These also have solved examples and exercises.
PART B (Section tests)
10 Section tests for revising the basics
Comprehensive Tests
10 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (CLAT Pattern)
AD-MAT (Additional Materials)
Current affairs G K Book and
3 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (Symbiosis pattern)
SIM CLATs –8 Simulated tests for CLAT.
SIM SET - 2 simulated tests for Symbiosis
On line Sim CLATs - 2
What is the course structure for Test Series?
This course will provide a good practice of taking tests. It will contain full length tests as well as simulated tests in line with the latest testing patterns of all important law entrance exams.
All Sim tests will be either on line or conducted at IMS learning centres.
Comprehensive Tests
10 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (CLAT Pattern)
AD-MAT (Additional Materials)
Current affairs G K Book and
3 Comprehensive tests (full length tests) as take home for practice (Symbiosis pattern)
SIM CLATs –8 Simulated tests for CLAT.
SIM SET - 2 simulated tests for Symbiosis
On line Sim CLATs - 2
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