Admission Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Nagpur, established in 2016, is one of the premier National Law Universities in India. It is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). The university offers integrated UG law programs, postgraduate law degrees, and doctoral research opportunities. Popular programs include BA LLB (Hons.), LLM, and Ph.D. in Law. Admissions are conducted through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). Eligibility: 10+2 for BA LLB; LLB degree…
More Information →Campus Located in Nagpur, Maharashtra, MNLU’s campus provides facilities such as: Modern classrooms and moot court halls Central library with law journals and e-resources Computer centers and digital learning hubs Hostels for boys and girls Sports complexes and cultural clubs Legal aid clinics and research centers
More Information →Placement The university’s placement cell connects students with recruiters in law and corporate sectors. Key highlights include: Recruiters: Top law firms, corporate houses, NGOs, and government agencies Highest Package: ₹12–15 LPA Average Package: ₹5–7 LPA Sectors: Litigation, corporate law, judiciary, policy research, and academia Career Support: Internships, moot court competitions, legal workshops, and industry exposure
More Information →Scholarship MNLU Nagpur offers multiple scholarship opportunities: Government Schemes: SC/ST/OBC/minority scholarships Merit Scholarships: For top-performing law students Need-Based Waivers: Financial support for economically weaker students Special Scholarships: For women achievers and differently-abled students On average, 20–25% of students benefit annually.
More Information →Cut Off Admission cut-offs at MNLU Nagpur are based on CLAT scores: BA LLB: CLAT rank (varies annually, generally within top 4000–6000) LLM: CLAT PG percentile benchmarks Ph.D.: Entrance exam + interview The university publishes clear guidance for each session, helping aspirants understand eligibility benchmarks.
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