They were taking admissions through CLAT and NMAT, the college, took me throught CLAT, there are 3 attempts available form admission throught NLAT, which can be slightly difficult for people, but if prepared well, its easy

The faculty, alumini base and the prime location were some factors that made me choose the college!! Nmims also provide many internship opportunities and campus placement opportunities which made me choose the college!!

I got accepted via my clat scores. However they also have thier own exam conducted for admission. There is no reservation quota available for admission. I had a clat rank of around 2000 and i instantly got the admission after applying. However, people who had ranks above 2500 also got admission later on.

The admission process is easy then rest of the college. All you need to do is fill in the form and pay the registration fee and then they have a centre based online test that is adaptive in nature. They you pass and get selected accordingly. The preparation you have done for clat is more then enough but even if you have not prepared then also if you are confident with 12th you can easily crack. If during the test you feel paper is getting hard that means you are doing it correctly and if it starts getting easy means you have marking the answers wrongly.

The best aspect about the college is the exposure that you get from the core faculty and also students here come from all over india and also focusing this the college keeps introducing interactive sessions which enables each other to share their experiences making it to better exposure. Bad aspect could be the infrastructure of the college and Mumbai being head office does not have it's own campus making it an inconvenience The college accepts both clat score and NLAT scores for admission and cutoff for head office would be ranks anywhere below 250. There will be no GD/PI conducted for the admission process though so that will be a good option for people to get in easily

The college has the NMIMS brand To get in you need to give either clat flat or lsat Nat is given a higher preference Preparation for it is the same as flat due to a similar portion and pattern. Direct ranks are released no marks are disclosed for Nlat

I had a written test exam first called NLAT. Then I was just simply selected. If you have studied enough for CLAT NLAT is not that difficult but you need to be prepared. Further, the city made me choose it because Bombay gives to exposure to law firms, litigation, high courts, in in-house everything and the best part about NMIMS is that allows you to intern along with college in the last years of college.

Good aspect is it has brand value of nmims in the BBA LLB program but the bad aspects that they don't have a power from the life and they do not provide any kind of scholarship for the students I think they should provide scholarships test for students who want scholarship

I had to appear for the NLAT exam which is an online computer center test and based on that you will be selected/rejected by the college, the exams consist of 4 sections English, General knowledge, Mathematics, Logical reasoning

The college filters out students based on their scoring in NLAT (private examination conducted by NMIMS for Law). We do not have any sort of interviews or group discussions as a part of the selection process. NMIMS makes internships for law students compulsory giving us a step ahead of our peers from other colleges. Their attendance policy is very strict- 80% which has its pros and cons. The pros are that students have a college life, learning and attending college, and the cons are the very strict policy not allowing students to write their exams if their attendance drops very low, below 75%. The college also has multiple campuses around the country.