NLSIU Ranking
Popularity Rank (based on average rank of admitted students): | 121 |
National Law School of India University (NLS), Bangalore established in 1986 by a statute passed by Karnataka Legislature, is the first Indian Law University. It became functional in 1988. It is the only Law School sponsored by the Bar Council of India with a view to raising the standard of legal education in India. Leading lawyers, judges and academicians have been associating with the law school from the very beginning and in this way; the NLSIU represents the unique partnership among the Bar, the Bench, and the Academia.
The Law School was established with a view to cater to the requirements of the legal profession, law teaching and research, and judiciary and it is expected that the students who study in this School will eventually become legal practitioners, law teachers or engage in legal research or enter the judiciary in due course. The Law School has made web-based legal education and interaction a reality in the areas of distance education programs and for that purpose improved infrastructural facilities to answer the needs.
Key Facts National Law School of India University, Bangalore
- Oldest Law school in the country
- Ranked 2nd in Law Category as per The India Today-2008
- Distance education programs
- Strong Alumni Network
- National and international Seminars
- 100% Placement Assistance
- State of Art Infrastructure
- Industry-relevant curriculum
- Conducive environment for the personal and intellectual growth
- Ragging free campus
Contact Information:
- Address:National Law School of India University P.O. Bag 7201, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560 072Karnnataka, India
- Phone: +91 80 2321 3160 +91 80 2316 0532 +91 80 2316 0533 +91 80 2316 0535
- Fax:+91 80 23160534
About NLSIU, Bangalore
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Total Number of Girls Hostels | 0 |
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Contact Number and Address
Address | Nagarbhavi, Post Bag No. 7201, Bangalore-560 072, Karnataka |
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District | Bangalore |
State | Karnataka |
Pin code | 560072 |
Phone | 080-23160531, 3233, 35 www.nls.ac.in registrar@nls.ac.in |
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Website | http://www.nls.ac.in |
Email Id | registrar@nls.ac.in |
Courses Offered
NLSIU
Course | Fees | Tests Accepted | More Info |
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L.L.B.(5 YEAR COURSE) | More Info |
5 YEAR COURSE Course
Course Name | 5 Year Course |
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Course Level | Under Graduate |
Start Year | 1987 |
Affiliated To | 11768 |
Mode | Regular, Full Time, |
Duration | 5 sYear |
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Accreditation | - No Accreditation |
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Eligibility:
To pursue 5 year course at NLSIU students must satisfy following eligibility criteria.
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Recruiter | Total Recruited | Year |
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KiiT University | 2017-18 |
Eligibility
1) 3 year Law Degree Course - A candidate who has graduated in any discipline from a recognized University can appear for L.L.B. course
2) Integrated Degree Program - Candidate must have passed 10+2 Higher Secondary Exam or an exam cosidered to be equivalnt to 10+2 Higher Secondary Exam can enrol for integrated degree program (LLB and a first degree in any other subject).
Candidates who have obtained 10+2 Higher secondary exam certificate or a graduate degree after taking up other courses through distance mode are also considered eligible for integrated degree course. But those candidates who have obtained 10+2 Higher secondary exam certificate or a graduate degree through distance mode or from open universities without any basic qualification are not eligible for admission into law courses.
Minimum marks for admission into law courses -
1) 40% for SC/ST candidates
2) 45% for other candidates