What is the admission process for law courses at Alliance University?

Law requires candidates to pass a Master's degree in law I. e. LL. M with minimum 55% marks from any recognised university. Selection of the candidates in any of these UG is based on the score of CLAT/ Alliance Common Law Admission Test AUSAT or ISAT followed by Personal Interview.

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Admission to law courses at Alliance University is done on the basis of an entrance test. The admission process is as follows: 1. You have to appear in the AUSAT for admission to the BBA LL.B. (Hons) and B.A. LL.B. (Hons) courses. 2. To get admission into the LL. M. course, you have to appear in the ACLAT. 3. You must have a CGPA or GPA of 45% in your previous qualifying course to be eligible. 4. On the basis of the results of the entrance test, the candidates will be called for the interview round. 5. Finally, the selection list of candidates will be published for admission. 6. These candidates will have to verify documents like marksheets and pay the course fee. 7. After payment of the fee, admission will be confirmed.

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