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NLDIMSR was instituted in 1995 and it is ranked 23rd by the Times 2019. NAAC has been awarded an A Grade to the Institute. The institute is offering admission to the AICTE approved PGDM course. Candidate appeared for MAH-CET or CAT/XAT/CMAT or any other National Level CET can apply for admission to the institute.
The final selection to the course will be based on the performance in the state or national CET as well as Group Discussion and Personal Interview.
40% weightage is given to CET scores and 35% marks is allotted to the Personal Interview and Group Discussion. The final list will include Past Academic Record as well as Work Experience.
NLDIMSR is a linguistic minority Institute. Hence 51% of the seats are reserved for linguistic Minority students.
The Institute also offers admission to the Global MBA, Part-Time MMS and Post Graduate Certificate program.
The application forms are available on the institute's website (https://www.nldalmia.in/) and the application fee of INR 2000/- (INR 3000/- or INR 4000/- for 2 or 3 specialisation respectively) can be paid through Net banking, NEFT/RTGS, Credit card/Debit card. Apply Here for

There are various scholarships available for law students in India. Some options include:
1. National Scholarship Portal: This is a government-run scholarship portal that provides scholarships to students from economically weaker sections, minority communities, and other marginalized groups.
2. Legal Aid Scholarship by NLU Delhi: NLU Delhi provides financial assistance to meritorious students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds.
3. GyanDhan Scholarship: GyanDhan offers scholarships to students pursuing law courses in India.
4. Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to Indian students pursuing postgraduate studies at top-ranked universities abroad.
5. Indian Oil Academic Scholarships: Indian Oil offers scholarships to students pursuing various courses, including law. You can also check with the specific law colleges you are interested in as they may have their own scholarship programs.

Yes, it is possible to pursue two degrees simultaneously in India, provided the two courses are not in conflict with each other and are being pursued from different universities. Pursuing two degrees simultaneously can be challenging and requires careful planning and time management. In your case, you can pursue a Bachelor's degree in Psychology along with a B.A. LL.B. (Five Year Integrated) degree. Many universities in India offer five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. Programs, which combine undergraduate studies in law with a Bachelor's degree in another subject. Some universities that offer five-year integrated B.A. LL.B. Programs and have a strong reputation in both law and psychology are:
National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
National Law University (NLU), Delhi
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Jindal Global Law School (JGLS), Sonipat
To pursue both degrees simultaneously, you will need to apply separately for both courses and meet the eligibility criteria for each course. You will also need to ensure that the schedules of both courses do not clash with each other. It is important to note that pursuing two degrees simultaneously can be quite demanding, so it is important to assess your capacity for handling such a workload before making a decision.