School of Legal Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology Admission 2024 - Dates, Form, Online Process, Fees

The Consortium of NLUs published the CLAT 2023 result on December 23, 2022. By logging into the registration page, candidates can get their CLAT 2023 score card online.

A candidate who seeks admission to the course shall have passed plus two examination with the prescribed percentage of marks ( including languages) at the time of admission. The candidate should have secured a minimum of sixty percent marks for the plus two examinations if he/she pursued science group. The candidates who are from the commerce/arts/humanities stream shall have a minimum of fifty-five percentage of marks for the plus two examinations. Candidates belonging to SC or ST communities or belonging to OEC communities with a pass in the plus two examinations with 40 percent marks are entitled to seek admission. Candidates should not have crossed 20 years of age on July 1st of the year of admission (22 years in case of SC /ST and OBC). Admission to the course shall be made from the rank list prepared by the University on the basis of score obtained by the candidate in the Common Admission Test conducted by the university annually. In selecting for admission, the pattern of reservation prescribed by the University shall be followed.

A candidate who seeks admission to the course shall have passed plus two examination with the prescribed percentage of marks ( including languages) at the time of admission. The candidate should have secured a minimum of sixty percent marks for the plus two examination if he/she pursued science group or commerce group. The candidates who are from the arts/humanities stream shall have a minimum of fifty-five percentage of marks for the plus two examination. Candidates belonging to SC or ST communities or belonging to OEC communities with a pass in the plus two examination with 40 percent marks are entitled to seek admission.Candidates should not have crossed 20 years of age on July 1st of the year of admission (22 years in case of SC /ST and OBC).

No candidate is eligible for the Degree of Master of Laws, unless he has undergone the prescribed Core courses of study in the School of Legal Studies under the University, for not less than two academic years and has passed the prescribed examinations according at least 72 credits out of which at least 52 credits could be in core courses offered by the School of Legal Studies.

Any person who has passed the Bachelors Degree with 40% marks in the aggregate in any discipline of a University recognized by the Cochin University of Science and Technology can apply for admission to the course. SC and ST candidates are eligible for relaxation of 5% of marks in their qualifying degree. Candidates who have appeared for the qualifying examination may also apply in anticipation of their results. However, the mark lists obtained in the qualifying examination shall be produced at the time of admission. Those who fail to produce marklist shall be not be considered for admission.