No, CLAT is only required if you have to pursue a degree in the field of law. Without CLAT you can easily get through B.Tech for NMIMS. It is important that the Candidate must have passed the SSC (Std X) examination or its equivalent, by securing 65% of aggregate marks in subjects General Sciences a
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No, that is not required for B.Tech in NMIMS Shirpur.
Admission to these programmes is based on a candidate's valid score in NPAT/ NMIMS CET / JEE exam.
SVKM’s NMIMS, Mukesh Patel Technology Park, Shirpur Campus is an integrated campus approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ne
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Both formats have their advantages. Institutes like IMS Siliguri and Bibaswan Educational Foundation offer classroom and online access. This lets students combine in-person interaction with online flexibility. The right mix depends on their schedule.
Batch timings vary by institute and change with each admission cycle. Aspirants should confirm current weekend or flexible-batch availability directly with the institute before enrolling.
Compare faculty background, batch size, mock-test volume and teaching format before choosing. Visiting the institute and checking past student outcomes can also help. This builds a stronger CLAT preparation plan.
Most institutes do not publish independently verified success rates. Aspirants should ask each institute directly for past selection results and NLU placement data before enrolling.
Institutes offering online and hybrid formats generally suit working professionals better. Examples include IMS Siliguri and Bibaswan Educational Foundation. These formats let students attend live sessions without a fixed classroom schedule.
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