Tamil Nadu National Law School (TNNLS), Tiruchirappalli has reduced as many as 90 seats in its undergraduate law programmes including BA LLB and B.Com LLB. After curtailing such a large number of seats in TNNLS, CLAT 2016 will now be conducted for a total of 2252 UG seats.The CLAT Committee has issued a corrigendum reflecting the revised number of seats in the CLAT 2016 Brochure. “TNNLS has decided to reduce the seats in UG course for the admission year 2016 through CLAT. Accordingly, the seat distribution chart relating to TNNLS will beread with modification reflected,” said the CLAT Committee.
Careers360 brings you the official notification reading the same.
Tamil Nadu National Law School (TNNLS), Tiruchirappalli has revised the seat distribution in under graduate programmes and offered 55 seats each in BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes for the academic year 2016. Earlier, the NLU had offered a total of 200 seats inclusive of both programmes. Check below the revised number of seats in each category–
Categories
TNNLS UG Revised Seats
TNNLS UG Previous Seats
All India
52
90
State
Special Category
6
20
As many as 38 seats have been reduced in All India Category, 38 seats for the State category and a total of 14 seats in the Special Category including foreign candidates.
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law Patiala (RGNUL Patiala) will be conducting CLAT 2016 on May 8 and the application forms have begun from January 1. The last date for submission of applications is March 31, 2016. Check here other important dates of CLAT 2016.
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Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the most sought after national level law entrance exam conducted every year for shortlisting candidates for as many as 2252 seats distributed among the 17 participating NLUs. Last year as many as 39686 candidates had registered for CLAT out of which 37358 candidates appeared for the admission test.
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NLUI, Bhopal takes admission to its 5 year BA.LLB course on the basis of CLAT scores and it has its own seat matrix and seats reserved for students having domicile of Madhya Pradesh i.e. state domicile students.
To answer your question, as per the latest admission brochure which is uploaded by the university, it is offering a total of 07 seats out of a total of 122 seats in its BA.LLB course to MP State OBC students so it is not true that the university is not offering reservation to state domicile OBC students.
You can access the detailed brochure on the provided link for your reference, https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat-2020/nlus/brochure/NLIU.pdf
After you get your CLAT scores, you will be given an All India Rank based on that scores, after you get the rank you will need to take p-art in counselling round where all the participating National Law Universities will declare their individual cut off list and based on this cut off list you will be allotted a college after this you will have to either lock in the college you have been allotted or continue to take part in the counselling process. If you decide to lock in the seat then you will have to pay the required admission fees to that particular NLU and get your required documents physically verified. For more details about the counselling process please visit, https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-counselling
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