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As per the SIUE admission requirements, international students need to either have a really good GPA or have a high score in the standardized entrance tests like SAT or ACT. 

So, if an applicant's GPA is between 2.0 and 2.59 on a 4.0 scale, they would need a minimum score of 990 (in Evidence based reading and writing + math). 

By meeting these requirements, the applicant would be automatically admitted to SIUE.

With the university's high acceptance rate, it maybe very easy for Indian students to get admission here. SIUE requires the applicants to have a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a scale of 4.0 for the UG students.

In case of not having the mentioned GPA, Indian students are expected to score well in exams like - 

• ACT - 19+
• SAT - 990+

According to the NIRF report, the median package offered to all the undergraduate law students in MS Ramaiah College of Law in 2023-2024 is INR 6 lakh. This means that around half the number of students got offered an annual salary above INR 6 LPA while a salary below INR 6 LPA was offered to the rest. So BA LLB students in Ramaiah College of Law can expect an annual income of INR 6 LPA on an average.

Based on the admission rate of over 97%, it can be easy to get into SIUE as an Indian student. 

This acceptance rate tells us that this university awarded admission to almost everyone who applied.

But it is definitely very important to meet the SIUE admission requirements to be able to get into it. 

In the recent years, some of the top law firms/companies have offered placements to the students of MS Ramaiah College of Law. According to the official website of the college, these companies include Ernest and Young, American Express, Indus Law, Bosch, Verizon, Magnah Law and Goldman Sachs.

When we consider the fee of other private law colleges in India, the fee at MS Ramaiah College of Law is moderate. The BA LLB fee at the college can be justified considering the placement records of the college. While the course is available at a lower fee in some prominent public institutes, the reputable private institutes offering the same course charge a higher fee