Dear Ekjot Kaur, 

I'm sorry but I don't think you can get NMIMS,  Mumbai or Navi Mumbai but you can give it a shot for Bangalore campus. Usually they take up to 4000 rank. 

Thanks

Hello Diya,

Yes NMIMS is considered a well and reputed college for law studies.It has BA and also BBA LLB.It has been providing all the amazing facilities to the students.College has a huge mess with good quality of food and also the infrastructure is amazing with all modern amenities.It has a decent placement and highly qualified teachers who teach very well.Overall it is a good college to study law.It also provide students with extracurricular activities. i hope it helped

Hi Arjun,

If you have checked the previous years lowest marks under which admissions are given in NMIMS tgen its 84 marks.

And, as you know for getting admissions in NMIMS the selection is based on two criteria that is

1.your percentage in class 12th that has to be minimum 50% and,

2.your clat or lcat scores

Thus, if you have good percentage in your 12th then it will help you more to get the admission.

Also, as it is a private university so i even accepts low rankings also.So, ultimately you have possibilities to into the NMIMS though.

And, be updated with the registration process as it is in running and ends on 23rd of june 2019 for NMIMS registrations. So, just go through the process and hope for the best.

Good luck. 

Hi Muskan,

The NMIMS NPAT exam is based mostly on chemistry, physics and mathematics that you learn in your 10+2 classes. There are a total of 120 questions and the distribution, pattern, syllabus is given in detail on the official website which is given below.

https://www.npat.in/exam-pattern-and-syllabus.php

You can also find an option for mock tests in this link.

Hope this helps you. All the best.

Hey Aspirant,

Both are good colleges for law courses but I'd prefer NMIMS over NIRMA. Narsee has a better administration as well as the crowd too. The education is good as well. You can still di some surveys online to check deeply.

Hope this helps you, good luck?

Hello Aspirant,
Selection Criteria: They select on basis of 12th Board marks and All India CLAT ranking. On the basis of these two parameters, they allot you a merit number. The person with low merit number are being selected until the seats are being filled up.
Therefore, there may be equal chances of a person having 1) AIR 1500 and 90% 12th board marks and 2) AIR 2000 and 94% 12th board marks. ( These are hypothetical examples only to explain the situation. It may not hold true in all circumstances and the degree may vary according to preference criteria of the college).

Hello Rhea, 

          For LLB from Nirma University u need to get a min. rank of around 2100 and thus score a min. of 140 150 marks to get your seat sure.

     The cutoff trend changes every year and so would this year but this year the merit is high and thus cutoff will also be high. Thus there are almost no chances to get into Nirma University with this score and rank

Thank you

hi gautam

Labelling a college as good or bad varies from person to person. Every law college is unique and good with its own set of characteristics. According to me some of the parameters to look for before selecting a law school should be curriculum, training and skills development programmes, international partnerships, debatable courts, infrastructure, hostel amenities.

AS per your question NMIMS is better than Christ