NLSIU is ranked (currently) as the no. 1 law college in the country. Admissions are decided based on students’ results in the written CLAT examination. I prepared for this exam by regularly attempting mock papers and keeping up with current affairs (for the general knowledge segment of the paper). For general category students, a rank of 200 and below is enough to get admission. The CLAT examination is multiple choice and marked out of 150.

There is the Common Law Admission Test(CLAT) that I gave which got me admission into the college. There were no such interviews or group discussions- admission is just based on the clat exam and there are 300-350 seats for the same.

Admission into NLSIU can only be availed through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). NLSIU has 300 seats, a specific percentage of which are reserved. Caste-based reservation is vertical, and gender-based reservation is horizontal (reservation within reservation). I chose NLSIU as it is the number 1 law college in India. It was also far from my hometown, providing exposure. Bengaluru is also famous for its great weather. I joined LegalEdge in 2022 to prepare for CLAT 2024 and ace it. NLSIU is the best law college in India. The only bad aspect is that it has a heavily academic atmosphere. It's a gathering for scholarly minds.

This is the number 1 university for law so why wouldn't I choose it, the dream of all CLAT gievrs,i scored AIR 83 then only I got admission here,only AIR 100 accepted for general category. So you have to work very hard but once here you get used to it and become industry ready.

Yes there was clat test for admission for which there has to be preparation as only top 100 ranks can get in. For reservation based, you will still need to get top 50 reservation rank to get admission.

No. 1 law college of the country, have to crack CLAT entrance exam and be in the top 100 rank to get admission in the college. Extreme academic rigour in the college which leads to long sleepless nights.

NLS has consistently topped the NIRF rankings of law colleges for several years now. During my prep for CLAT which is the examination through which admission to national law universities takes place, I heard a lot about NLS, its well-defined course structures, the rigour that the students are trained through and the opportunities that are opened up for the students in their future careers. About the CLAT exam: The exam was of 150 marks and has five sections including English, GK, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Maths. The difficulty level of the exam is moderate. A rank list is published through which the admission process to different colleges is decided. Further, there are no other steps involved such as GD or interviews. The cut-off in 2020 for NLS was around 90. Preparation: I joined a coaching centre called Career Launcher for class prep. It provided sufficient prep materials for CLAT prep of all five sections.