How are the BBA LLB (Hons) seats allocated at Indore Institute of Law?

After filling the application form of Indore Institute of Law, candidate's applications are reviewed and if they qualify the eligibility and selection criteria, admission is granted. However, the time frame for application review and admission confirmation is not officially communicated by the university. Candidates also have to appear for CLAT or IILET exam for admission in their preferred course. 

Yes, the application form for Indore Institute of Law admission can be rejected if the details filled by the candidate are incorrect. It can also be rejected if the candidate has not uploaded the correct documents required like marksheets, certificates, ID proofs, etc. One possible reason is also if the candidate doesn't qualify the eligibility criteria.

No, CUET is not accepted at Indore Instiute of Law, Candidates must appear for CLAT or the IILET exam and acheive a valid score in the same to take admission in the institute. Merit of these exams will be considered for admission in the candidate's preferred course. 

Indore Institute of Law offers various courses to candidates in multiple specialisations. Candidates have a variety of fields to choose from. Though, it's important to consider other factors like infrastructure, faculty, curriculum, fees structure, etc. while taking admission. Candidates can visit the campus or check alumni/student reviews.

The selection criteria for BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies at Indore Institute of Law requires the candidate to appear for the CLAT exam and acheive a valid score in the same. The merit of this exam is considered for admission to the respective course. However, candidates can also appear for the IILET exam which is conducted by the university itself if they haven't appeared in CLAT.