Which entrance exam is accepted by IILM University?
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IILM University Gurgaon accepts national-level entrance exams such as CLAT, CUET-UG, CUET-PG, etc. for admission to specific programmes. The university also conducts an entrance exam for admission to UG or PG courses. Below is the accepted entrance exam for top courses:
Course Name Accepted Entrance Exam BTech CUET BBA (Hons) CUET/ Merit-based MBA CUET-PG/ other entrance exam BA LLB (Hons) CLAT/ CUET/ Merit + IILM Admission Test BBA LLB (Hons) CLAT/ CUET/ Merit + IILM Admission Test BDes Merit/ CUET-UG LLM CLAT/ CUET-PG/ Merit + IILM Admission Test -
There are different exams through which students can get admission in different programmes offered at IILM University. Those test are LSAT/ XAT/ MAT/ LSAT/ GMAT/ LSAT/ . The university accepts direct admissions to programmes like BBA, BA, and MA. Candidates who wants to pursue any programme and also meet the eligibility criteria can apply online through the university website.
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There are different exams through which students can get admission in Institute of Integrated Learning in Management University and those are Law School Admission Test / Common Admission Test / Management Aptitude Test / NMIMS Management Aptitude Test / Xavier Aptitude Test / Common Management Admission Test / Common Law Admission Test.
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