What is the admissions procedure at NMIMS Mumbai for B.A. LL.B?
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The admissions procedure at NMIMS Mumbai for B.A. LL.B is as follows:
- The candidate must have passed the XII Standard examination conducted by a recognised Board / University with a minimum of 50% in examinations.
- The candidate must have appeared for the NMIMS Law Aptitude Test (NMIMS-LAT) and secured
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At the undergraduate level, NMIMS offers a five-year full-time B.A. LL.B. (Hons) course. NMIMS offered this course via the Kirit P. Mehta School of Law. Admission to B.A. LL.B. (Hons) is entrance-based. Students are required to qualify for various entrance exams, namely CLAT NMIMS LAT ISAT India, MH
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The eligibility and admission criteria of B.A. LL.B. Of NMIMS Mumbai (Kirit P Mehta School of Law) are given below. Eligibility : The candidate should have passed in the XIIth Standard examination conducted by a recognised Board / University with minimum 50% in examinations. Admission NMIMS LAT (NMI
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The admission process of NMIMS DAT B.Des programme is:
- Registeration
- Call Letter for Studio Test & Personal Interview
- Conduct of Studio Test & Personal Interview & submission of physical copy of Portfolio at the time of interview
- Merit list declaration
- Payment of admission fees & Document
The pattern for NMIMS DAT studio test is:
Studio Test Part- A
- MCQ = 20 questions
- Marks = 40 marks
Studio Test: Part- B
- Design Challenge = 2 questions.
- Marks = 60 marks (30 marks each question)
NMIMS DAT Portfolio should have a minimum of 5 pages. It should be in hard copy.
The application fee for NMIMS DAT is INR 2000.
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