National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru
NLSIU Bangalore was the first National Law University established in the year 1986 through a series of collective efforts by the Bar Council of India, Bangalore University, Government of Karnataka, the Karnataka Bar Council, and is known to develop a new era of legal education in India.
NLSIU was one of the first institutions in the country to introduce a five year integrated LL.B. course in the country starting from the year 1988. NLSIU Bangalore, because of the excellence it offers in the field of legal education is also referred to as “Harvard of the East”. Life at NLSIU brings you a beautiful 23 acre campus comprising all the modern facilities such as library, gymnasium, sports facilities.
NLSIU offers B.A. L.L.B.(Hons.) programme to students right after 12th to inculcate interdisciplinary intellect in the student and make them socially aware lawyers.
It also offers various exchange programmes from top universities over the globe where you can get international exposure to law.
NLSIU Bangalore Programs Offered
Programme offered by NLSIU Bangalore for undergraduate
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Undergraduate Level |
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Breakdown of Seats
In the academic year 2024-25, NLSIU has an intake capacity of 300 students, where the reservation is applicable as follows:
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Category |
Seats |
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Scheduled Castes |
15% |
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Scheduled Tribes |
7.5% |
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Other Backward Classes (Non-creamy layer) |
27% |
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Economically Weaker Sections |
10% |
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Persons with Disabilities – (Horizontal reservation) |
5% |
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Women (Horizontal reservation) |
30% |
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Karnataka Students* (Compartmentalised Horizontal reservation) |
25% |
Fee Structure
In the academic year 2024-25, the fee structure is as follows:
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Total fee per year |
INR 3,93,500/- |
- One Time Refundable Deposit:
Refundable deposit for SC/ST category students – Rs. 15,500/-
Refundable deposit for other students – Rs. 20,000/-
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The total amount payable by SC/ST category students |
INR 4,09,000 |
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The total amount payable by other students |
INR 4,13,500 |