Hi, the placements here are excellent. According to reports of 2020, 88 students participated for job placements and 83 were placed and in my opinion that is a very good number. Highest package offered was 15 LPA and the average package offered is 9.5 LPA. Applications are still open. Hope this helps.

Hello ,

Yes you can apply for ISAT after your 12th examination. Indian citizens of a maximum age of 26 years are eligible for application at ISAT. However, the privileged applicants are given a relaxation up to an additional 4 years. The 10+2 Examinations or any equivalent examination must have cleared from a recognized Board / University.

• For general category applicant should have scored 70% aggregate marks in Physics, chemistry and Mathematics in class 10+2.
• For Reserved category applicant should have scored 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
• Applicant must have appeared For JEE Mains entrance exam.
• The applicant willing to take admission in ISAT 2018 should have the age from 1, October 1990 onwards (GEN/OBC).
• The applicant’s age should be after 1, October 1985 for (SC/ST/PD)

Thank you

Hello ,

Following are the eligibility criteria to apply for LSAT USA -

Minimum 45% in class XII for candidates belonging to Unreserved/OBC/(Specially Abled Persons) Categories.

Minimum 40% in class XII for candidates belonging to SC/ST category.

Students awaiting their class XII result can also appear for LSAT. There is no upper age limit to take the test.

LSAT test is conducted four times a year - February, June, September/October and December

Thank you

Hello,

Along with your with LSAT, you can start preparing for your IELTS also which will test your proficiency in English and as the US is an english speaking country , IELTS is a must for college admission since you are an international student.

https://www.ielts.org/for-test-takers/how-to-prepare

You can find papers, online tests and more information on the website given above.

Hope this helps!

Hi

No, there no CLAT for 3 year llb. Through CLAT UG only admission in 5 year integrated LLB course like BA LLB BSc LLB etc is provided and not in 3 year llb. For details about clat visit

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

Coming to LSAT,

LSAT, is conducted for both 3 year llb and 5 year integrated llb. You can details at

https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-eligibility-criteria

There are many  entrance examination for 3 year LLB ,some are listed below :-

• *DU LLB

• *LSAT

• *PU LLB

• *BVP CET Law

• *LPU NEST

• *TS LAWCET

• *MH CET Law

• *BHU LLB

• *LAT by Allahabad University

To give you a gist of entrance exams

DU  LLB eligibility criteria and examination pattern is  provided below:-

Eligibility criteria

*Qualifications required :-   You must completed  graduation degree in any discipline from any University

• Those who are appearing in the final year or semester of  graduation are also eligible

*Marks required   :- marks/ percentage requirement in graduation to be eligible is different for different categories which is provided below:-

You can check the same by visiting our page for which link is provided below :-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-eligibility-criteria

Examination pattern:-

Here's a brief of DU LLB examination pattern :-

*it has 4 sections :-

• English language comprehension

• General Knowledge

• Legal Awareness

• Analytical Abilities

*each section has  25 objective type questions

*A total of 100 mcqs are there

* Exam is conducted for a total of 400 marks.

Marking scheme

• *For each wrong answer, your 1 mark is deducted

• *for each correct answer you get 4 marks

• * 0 marks for questions not attempted

You can get the complete examination pattern at

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb

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Hello Student,

The competition in business schools is getting tougher day by day and hence, you need to secure good percentage because the cutoff trend is always on the higher side in the institute. Generally, a score ranging from 230 - 240 is equivalent to 99 percentile in NMAT. Candidate scoring 90 to 95 percentile are eligible to take admission in the college.

Since you have 78.24 percentile in NMAT, it is difficult for you to make it to the college. I will recommend you to appear for the exam game and score good marks.

To check cut off trends, you can visit:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

It is difficult to predict your seat into college as NMIMS does not release a standard cut-off. The cut-offs vary every year. Rest be assured you have decent percentile. You can however, wait for the rank list or cut-offs to be published.

Thank you and good luck

Hi,

As we all know that you give any entrance exam because it plays a very important role and through this only we can get admissions in any of the reputed colleges in India. So always you should try to score a higher percentile in this kind of exams as it makes your chances more in getting admissions, but seeing at your score it is quite less to get in any of the good colleges in your desired field but you can definitely secure your seat in any low level colleges and continue your further studies and also as you have not mentioned your desired filed in which you are keen to get admissions so predicting college is not possible but definitely you can find a options on your type of interest.

Thank you..

Yes you have qualified to seek admission in colleges, the only criteria is that you should have passed the 10+2 exam securing 45% aggregate marks for admission to the 5-year integrated law programme.But with this percentile you will not be able to get a seat in top colleges but you can definitely try for some lower level colleges with your score.You can refer the below link for more details:-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/lsat-india-eligibility-criteria

Hello Aspirant,

A scaled score between 320 to 380 is considered good enough to get admission in LSAT India colleges.

You should try to score a higher percentile in this kind of exams as it makes your chances more in getting admissions, but seeing at your score it is quite less to get in any of the good colleges in your desired field but you can definitely secure your seat in any low level colleges and continue your further studies.

Regards.