How hard is getting admission into Central India College of Law and LL.M. (CICL Nagpur)?
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It is somewhat difficult to get accepted into Central India College of Law and LL.M. (CICL Nagpur) LL.B. program. Candidates must be eligible for either LSAT-India or MHCET Law as each will receive 50% of the seats. A Bachelor degree with 45% (or 40% for Maharashtra SC/ST students) is required for eligibility. A competitive LSAT-India rank or an MHCET Law score of 80–100 is normally required though the cutoff varies each year. Merit-based selection entrance tests and CAP counselling are all part of the process thus academic performance and preparation are essential.
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Ramaiah College of Law applications are currently open. Candidates can fill out the application form on the college's website. Aspirants need to pay INR 1,200 for UG courses. The college has not released the schedule yet. Aspirants must apply fast to avoid missing out the chance.
Ramaiah College of Law offers admission to candidates based on their merit or scores in admission test. The college offers admission to UG courses based on scores of candidates in RCL Admission Test. For certificate programmes, admission is merit-based.
Ramaiah College of Law offers courses at UG, PG and certificate levels. The college offers five-year Integrated BA LLB, BCom LLB and BBA LLM programmes at the UG level. The college offers a two-year LLM (Business and Trade Laws) at the PG level. Candidates can apply online for the preferred course.
Aspirants wishing to get admission in UG programmes need to pass the RCL Admission Test. The test is conducted in online mode. For certificate courses, aspirants are selected based on their merit. Candidates selected for UG courses also need to pass the personal interview round for final admission.
Ramaiah College of Law offers admission to candidates based on their scores in qualifying exam or admission test. The college considers scores in RCL Admission Test for UG courses (BA LLB, BCom LLB and BBA LLB). Admission to certificate courses is merit-based. Once selected, aspirants need to come for the personal interview round for UG courses. Aspirants need to confirm their seat by paying the course fees.
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