National Law University, Jodhpur commences admission for MBA batch 2020-22
Team Careers360 | June 10, 2020 | 05:01 PM IST | 2 mins read
NEW DELHI- National Law University, Jodhpur has begun the application process for MBA program batch 2020-22. Authorities have released the application form in online and offline modes. Students must fulfill the prescribed eligibility criteria before filling the application form. Aspirants will be shortlisted for admission to MBA program of National Law University on the basis of their score in CAT/MAT/CMAT. Check the complete details below:
National Law University MBA Admission- Admission Dates
| Events | Dates |
| Availability of application form | Available now |
|
Last Date to Apply/Register |
15th July |
|
First merit list Announcement Date |
20th July |
National Law University MBA Admission- Eligibility Criteria
Students aspiring to take admission to MBA program of National Law University, Jodhpur must fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
Candidate must have minimum 50% marks in class 10th and 12th
Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline including engineering graduates from a recognized university/ Institutes with at least 50% aggregate marks or equivalent CGPA
CAT/MAT/CMAT 2019-2020 scores are compulsory for this course.
National Law University MBA Admission- Application Form
The application form of National Law University MBA program is available in both online and offline mode. To fill the application form in offline mode candidates can visit the official website and download the form. Fill the application form and along with the application fee send it to the university.
Application Fees & Mode of Application
|
Application Fees |
Rs.2000/- |
|
Mode of Application |
Offline & Online |
Note- Application fee can be either sent by a demand draft of Rs 2000/- in favor of Registrar, National Law University, Jodhpur
or
Deposited online at the University's website and the online receipt attached to the application form.
National Law University MBA Admission- Selection Process
- Admission will be purely on merit and will be based on Weightage for Graduation and CAT/MAT/CMAT scores. Fees Structure, number of seats, and other modalities can be checked on the official website.
- A Relaxation of 5% of marks in eligibility criteria shall be given to candidates belonging to SC and ST Categories.
- Candidates graduating by 31st July 2020 can also apply but must have proved their eligibility latest by 31st October 2020 (but not beyond 15th November 2020). Those not producing the eligibility certificates by these dates will be disqualified/de-registered irrespective of their having joined the program provisionally.
- All candidates must have secured at least 50% aggregated marks or equivalent CGPA in all the semesters/years of undergraduate examinations passed on the date of application with passing back paper(s) if any in previous semesters/years.
National Law University MBA Admission- Programmes offered & Fees
|
Programme Name |
Fees |
|
MBA (Insurance) |
Rs.4,99,000/- |
National Law University MBA Admission- Contact Details
NH-65, Nagaur Road,
Mandore,
Jodhpur (Rajasthan)
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