Full Form of NALSAR, What does NALSAR stand for

A Brief About the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research

• The center for family law
• The center for constitutional law
• The Center for Legal Philosophy

How to Get Admission to NALSAR 

• A +2 from a recognised board with a minimum of 45% marks is required.
• Reserved category candidates are allowed 5% relaxation 
• The student also needs to qualify for the CLAT exam 
• The students are selected based on their CLAT exam score, viz., the merit list.
• Those who are selected can proceed with counseling 

NALSAR LLM Course Eligibility Criteria 

• The candidate must have a LLB degree with at least 55% or an equivalent CGPA.
• Reserved category candidates are allowed a relaxation of 5% marks 
• The candidate should have qualified for the CLAT Exam.

NALSAR MBA Course Eligibility Criteria

• The candidate should be a graduate and should have scored at least 60% marks or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised university.
• Reserved category students are allowed a 5% relaxation.
• The candidate needs to have a valid CAT, XAT, MAT, GATE, CMAT, or ATMA score 
• Candidates who have cleared state government exams such as CET, KMAT, and PGCET are also eligible to apply.

NALSAR PG Diploma Eligibility Criteria

• The candidates need to be graduates in any field with at least 50% marks. Additionally, candidates with a three year degree or diploma in aircraft maintenance engineering are also eligible to apply if they have three years of experience 
• The candidates also need to clear the SOP exam.
• Those who qualify will be able to participate in both the group discussion and the personal interview.
• Those who make the merit list will make the cut at NALSAR.

NALSAR Ph.D. and Mphil. Eligibility Criteria

• The candidates should have an LLM degree with at least 55% marks or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised university. 
• For candidates from the reserved category, the minimum marks needed are 50% or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised university.
• The candidates who have cleared the UGC NET exam or the JRF, SLET, or MPhil exam do not need to qualify for the admission test, rest have to 
• Those who qualify in the admission test will need to submit a preliminary proposal of 1,000 words, which will include the hypothesis, and an interview will be held on that basis.
• Students whose proposals contain more than 15% plagiarism will be rejected.