School of Law SASTRA Thanjavur Answered Questions

Yes, Crescent School of Law (CSL) offers direct admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate programs. International candidates can apply directly through the international category for admission to all UG and PG programs. For Indian students, admission is typically based on performance in national entrance exams such as CLAT. However, CSL may also offer direct admission to candidates who meet specific eligibility criteria. It's advisable to contact the admissions office directly for detailed information on the admission process and eligibility requirements.

Crescent School of Law (CSL) offers comprehensive placement support, including mandatory internships each semester and a dedicated placement committee. The institute maintains strong relationships with various law firms, corporate entities, and government agencies, facilitating diverse career opportunities for its graduates. While specific placement statistics for the law programme are not publicly disclosed, the overall campus placement rate for the institute has been approximately 80% in recent years. 

No, you can join Kirit P. Mehta School of Law; only after qualifying for the process to enter it. As admissions are done according to NMIMS-LAT performed by the candidates or else they can take part from any other entrance like CLAT. Candidates have to fill eligibility criteria and also undertake application procedure followed by the counseling process for securing seat in the college.

To be admitted to the LLM program at Crescent School of Law in Chennai, you must meet the following eligibility requirements: Have a minimum CGPA of 5.0 or 50% marks in a degree such as BBA LLB (Hons.), BA LLB (Hons.), B.Com. LLB (Hons.), BCA LLB (Hons.), or B. Tech. LLB Apply online through the official website of the BS Abdur Rahman University Pay the application fee of Rs 1,000

There are many job opportunities after completing an LLM from Crescent School of Law, including: Corporate lawyer: Handle legal work for corporations, such as establishing and retaining firms, and entering into government contracts International lawyer: Negotiate international relations and customs between nations, and advise them on various projects Judge or magistrate: Adjudicate legal issues to ensure justice is served Legal counselor: Advise clients about their rights, responsibilities, and duties under the law In-house legal counsel: Work in the in-house legal department of a large corporation Legal publishing and media: Work for print and electronic media, such as newspapers and magazines, to disseminate legal knowledge to the general population Research work: Use research skills, such as writing papers, preparing submissions, and giving presentations