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In order to apply for St. Xavier's University LLM admissions, students are required to fill out an application form and pay the fees of INR 1,000. Students must note that this fee is nonrefundable and can be paid via online payment modes.Note: The above-mentioned application fees is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

IndSearch Institute of Management Studies and Research, Law College is a private institute. The institute has a modern and well-equipped infrastructural facilities. The campus premises have spacious classrooms, workshop rooms, seminar hall and auditorium, equipped with audiovisual aids. The IndSearch Law College campus Library contains more than 25,000 contemporary volumes on wide ranging subjects and global current news. The campus life is engaging and vibrant as per the student reviews on Shiksha.     

Yes, at St. Xavier's University, students can apply online for LLM admissions. Interested students can follow the below-mentioned steps to apply:1. Visit the university's online admission portal.2. Register by providing the required details.3. Log in with credentials generated in the earlier step.4. Fill out the required details and pay the application fees of INR 1,000.5. Click on the submit button.

No, St. Xavier's University LLM admissions are purely entry-based. For admission to various courses, including LLM, the university conducts an in-house entrance test. This test evaluates students aptitude, problem-solving skills, knowledge of relevant fields, cognitive thinking, etc. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated an LLM seat.

The St. Xavier's University LLM eligibility criteria define the minimum educational requirement for admission to the programme. As per the official website, candidates who have passed LLB or an equivalent degree with a minimum of 55% (50% for reserved categories) in the field of Law from a recognised university are eligible to apply for the LLM programme.

Students who receive St. Xavier's University LLM admission offers must pay the first installment of the tuition fee to confirm their admission. The total tuition fee for a two-year LLM is INR 2.7 lakh. The fees can be paid via net banking, credit card, or debit card. For more information, students are advised to visit the official website of the institute/university.Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

Yes, Business is available at St. Xavier's University. This undergraduate course is offered with two specialisations, Business Law and Criminal Law. Tabulated below are the key highlights of this programme:ParticularsStatisticsDurationTwo yearsModeFull-timeEligibilityCandidates must have passed LLB or an equivalent degree with a minimum of 55% (50% for reserved categories) in the field of Law from a recognised universitySelection CriteriaUniversity Admission TestFeeINR 2.7 LakhNote: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Currently, there is only one college that provides Contract Courses in India i.e. Government Institute of Forensic Science. Moreover, you can consider pursuing Diploma or certificate courses for Contract Law courses.

Hey Nishar, So talking about the seats, BBA LLB (Hons.) programme at Faculty of Law, MIT WPU offers 120 seats. This five-year integrated course combines business administration with legal studies, providing a comprehensive foundation for careers in corporate law and related fields. Given the limited number of seats, it's advisable to apply early and prepare thoroughly for the entrance exams to enhance your chances of securing admission.Hope this will help!

Hey Nishar, for getting into Faculty of Law MIT WPU for LLB, you'd generally need a CLAT score in the range of around 70-90 marks. It's not as competitive as the top NLUs, but still, the better your score, the better your chances of getting in. I'd say aim for at least 80+ to be on the safe side, but it also depends on the number of applicants that year and other factors. Just make sure you prepare well, and you should be fine.