The college conducts its own test, that is the GITAM Admission Test or GAT, it was conducted online for our batch, however it now is conducted on the campus itself. The admission process comprised of two rounds, the written test, and the Personal Interview Round. The Interview is not a ground for denial of admission, it just is a way to introduce the students to the faculty, and clarify any doubts. The interview would either be taken by a faculty member of the School of Law, or by a guidance counsellor. The GAT was simple, as it was a basic exam, covering reasoning, language, and aptitude. Since I had appeared in similar exams in the past, I did not face any issues in preparing for GAT.

You will be writing the Gitam gat exam. You will pass on that you will have a personal interview, and the personal interview will be taken by the coordinators and other faculty members. If they like the personal interview interview, you will return you will receive an offer letter and from there, your counselling will going to start, and you will come to the college, submit all your documents then you will start your orientation classes, which will end by the month and next year will be entering into the course It is a very student friendly college and it has a very good placements. Even the personal interview and get a very simple Not hectic

I faced written test for joining the college followed by an interview. The main factor for me to choose this college was the facilities provided by them in less price compared to other colleges. Also the college is near to my hometown .

Gitam School of Law is the south India no 1 private law college and also infrastructure is very comfortable and technological which impressed me alot. And also library in this college was very big and many journals are published. There is 2 steps in admission process. One is exam and other is interview. Both are based on your previous education itself.