School of Law, SASTRA

The decision between pursuing an LL.M at KIIT School of Law or NLU Odisha depends on various factors such as faculty, infrastructure, placements, and personal preferences. According to student opinions on Shiksha.com, KIIT School of Law is considered better than NLU Odisha in terms of placements, with a 100% placement rate in 2022 compared to 78% at NLU Odisha. Additionally, KIIT School of Law is praised for its infrastructure, faculty, and co-curricular activities. However, NLU Odisha is a National Law University, which may have its own advantages in terms of faculty expertise and academic resources. It is important to consider your own priorities and research both institutions thoroughly before making a decision. It's important to note that the decision between the two institutions should not be based solely on placement rates. Other factors such as faculty expertise, curriculum, infrastructure, and location should also be taken into consideration. It's advisable to visit the campuses, if possible, and speak to current students and alumni to get a better understanding of the overall experience at each institution.

To join the School of Law (SOL) at Sharda University, candidates must appear for the Sharda University Aptitude Test (SUAT).  The test is conducted online or offline.  The final selection is based on the candidate's performance in the personal interview (PI) round.  The university also reserves the right to judge a candidate's capability through a group discussion or PI before final admission. To qualify for admission to any undergraduate programme at Sharda University, applicants must be 17 years of age on December 31 of the academic year in which they are seeking admission. The eligibility criteria for the BA LLB course is to have scored a minimum of 50 percent in 10+2. The total tuition fees for the BA LLB course is 8.37 Lpa. Sharda University's School of Law (SSOL) is considered to be one of the most prestigious law schools in the National Capital Region.

The cost of studying at UPES School of Law in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, varies depending on the course. Here are some of the fees for the top courses offered by the school:BA + LLB (Hons.): Rs 6.87 Lakhs (Total Fees) LLM: Rs 2.22 Lakhs (Total Fees) LLB with 50% + ULSAT: Rs 16.49 Lakhs (Total Fees) B.Tech + LLB (Hons.): Rs 19.95 Lakhs (Total Fees) B.Com + LLB (Hons.): Rs 16.49 Lakhs (Total Fees) BBA + LLB (Hons.): Rs 16.49 Lakhs (Total Fees) B.Sc + LLB (Hons.): Rs 16.49 Lakhs (Total Fees) For the LLB 3-year program, the tuition fee is Rs 1,42,000 per year, and the academic service fee is Rs 95,000 per year. For the BA LLB (Hons.) program, the tuition fee is Rs 12.22 Lakhs. The fees might include components other than hostel fees, and meal plans are not included in the mentioned fees. UPES School of Law offers various scholarships to students, such as Academic Scholarships, Sports Scholarships, Alumni Scholarships, and others