B.A.LL.B. (Honours) 

at KIIT School of Law, Bhubaneswar

The School has already begun facilitating the training and placement process for the graduating batch of 2016 – 2021. Mock training sessions on domain knowledge and soft skills are being conducted and preparations are underway for conducting a successful placement programme for the next graduating batch.

KIIT School of Law is expensive as compared to other law universities. The fee structure is as follows in INR:

1. L.L.M. = 2,000,000/year

2. BBA LL.B. = 3,40,000/year

3. B.A. LL.B. = 3,40,000/year

4. Ph.D. = 5,50,000 for the complete course

5. B.Sc. LL.B. = 3,40,000/year

{Source: B.A. LL.B. students & alumni]

KIIT School of Law is a reputed institution for legal education located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in law, including BA.LLB (Hons.), LL.M., and Ph.D. The school has a team of experienced faculty members who provide students with comprehensive knowledge and practical training in various aspects of law. The institute also offers moot court training, research opportunities, and internship programs to enhance the learning experience of its students. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and a strong focus on academic excellence, KIIT School of Law is an excellent choice for those seeking a career in law.

Based on the reviews provided, the overall infrastructure of KIIT School of Law is good. The hostels are described as "good" to "excellent, " with clean and well-maintained rooms and modern amenities such as air conditioning and Wi-Fi. The library is praised for its vast collection of books and online resources, including HeinOnline and SCC. The classrooms are said to be digital and air-conditioned, with decent network connectivity. The campus has a variety of eateries serving good food, as well as sports facilities and a moot court. The infrastructure is described as "centralized" and "well-stocked."

Summary: The infrastructure of KIIT School of Law is generally positive, with good hostels, a well-equipped library, modern classrooms and a range of dining options and sports facilities.

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Yes, the KIIT School of Law is better than NLU Odisha. In terms of placement, the KIIT rate of placement in 2022 was 100%, and at NLU, 78% placed in the same year. But the fee for KIIT is higher as compared to NLU Odisha. The ranking of universities according to the IIRF is that KIIT is #11 and NLU is #20 out of 39 in India.

To get admission to any of the UG & PG courses at KIIT School of Law (KSOL), candidates must fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria for the respective courses. The final admission is granted based on candidtaes qualifying scores in KIITEE exam, which is conducted by the institute itself. All the KIITEE qualifiers will also be evaluated based on their past academic scores. Interested students can apply on the official website to apply for the exam.

The course-wise total strength and the number of students placed over the past three years of KIIT School of Law placements are mentioned below:

Course	Placement Statistics (2020)	Placement Statistics (2021)	Placement Statistics (2022)
UG (5-year)	- Total students: 257 - Students placed: 23	- Total students: 238 - Students placed: 9	- Total students: 273 - Students placed: 28
LLM	- Total students: 38 - Students placed: 35	- Total students: 51 - Students placed: 50	- Total students: 90 - Students placed: 88

NOTE: The above data is fetched from the NIRF report 2023.

No, KIIT School of Law does not accept KIITEE scores for admission to its undergraduate law programs. Admission to KIIT School of Law is based on the candidate's performance in the KIIT Law Aptitude Test (KLAT), a national level entrance exam conducted by KIIT University. The KLAT is designed to assess the candidate's aptitude for legal studies and their ability to handle the rigors of a law program.

The KIITEE, on the other hand, is an entrance exam for admission to various undergraduate engineering and technology programs offered by KIIT University. It is not designed to assess the candidate's aptitude for legal studies.

Yes, you can join KIIT School of Law directly if you have completed your 12th standard with a minimum percentage of 55% in aggregate from a recognised board. You can also join if you have completed an equivalent degree recognised by the University Grants Commission (UGC).

Here are the eligibility criteria for admission to KIIT School of Law:

• Minimum percentage: 55% in aggregate in 12th standard from a recognised board or equivalent degree recognised by the UGC.
• Entrance exam: You will also need to qualify the KIIT Law Aptitude Test (KLAT) conducted by KIIT University. The KLAT is a national level entrance exam for admission to the undergraduate law programs offered by KIIT School of Law.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, you can apply for admission to KIIT School of Law online or offline. The application process typically opens in the month of March and closes in the month of May.