{NEW} Brahmapur Law College Brahmapur 2023: Admission, Course, Fees etc

Brahmapur Law College in Brahmapur was established in 1996. It is affiliated with Berhampur University, Berhampur.

Brahmapur Law College Brahmapur is one of the best law colleges in Odisha. The college is providing education and training to become a fully qualified lawyer. The nature of legal education and legal qualifications varies considerably across the world.

Brahmapur Law College, Brahmapur 2023

Affiliations, Recognition, and Achievement

• Affiliated with: Berhampur University, Berhampur
• Aid Status: Private College
• Approved by: Bar Council of India

Available Courses at Brahmapur Law College in 2023

Brahmapur Law College Brahmapur 2023 Admission Procedure

• Admission will be done on the basis of the CLAT score card and the counselling process.
• Admissions candidates must meet all of the eligibility requirements outlined in the admission guidelines.
• Admission is through the national-level exam CLAT for UG and CLAT for PG programs, or also through the Odisha State Entrance Test.

Brahmapur Law College Brahmapur 2023 Eligibility Criteria

Brahmapur Law College, Brahmapur 2023 Fee Structure

Fees will be updated soon.

CLAT UG 2023 Counseling Process

Step 1: Publication of the First Indicative List

The merit list to shortlist candidates for the final admissions has been released on the official website of CLAT 2019 based on a merit-cumulative-preference basis.

Step 2: Payment of the counselling fee and the options available to provisionally selected candidates

The requisite counselling fee of INR 50,000 must be deposited by provisionally selected candidates. Candidates who fail to deposit the fee within the specified time frame will forfeit their right to be considered for admission under CLAT. Apart from this, their names will also be dropped from the merit list. After payment of the fee, candidates have to exercise any one of the options listed below:

• Lock: With this option, the candidates will have to lock their seats. If a candidate opts for this option, he or she will not be considered for the next round of counselling.
• Upward Shifting: This option is applicable only to those candidates who have participated in the first round and have not yet locked their seats. Here, the seats are offered to the candidates automatically against any vacancy arising in the preferred NLU via their choice on the subsequent allotment list.
• Withdrawal – There is also an option to withdraw the fee in two ways.
  Option 1: Failing to deposit the requisite fee
  Option 2: Choosing the option of withdrawal before the final seat allotment list, i.e., during the fourth round of CLAT Counseling

Step 3: Publication of the second list with the names of finalised candidates after payment of the counselling fee and any additional waitlisted candidates

The second allotment list will be made only for those candidates who have paid the counselling fee and reserved seats at participating NLUs. In the second list, CLAT will also release a waitlist of candidates selected provisionally against dropped candidates, if any. The candidates will have to submit a counselling fee of INR 50,000. From the deposited counselling fee, there will be a deduction of a nominal amount of INR 10,000. The fee amount will be forfeited in case of any withdrawal after a stipulated period.

Step 4: Publication of the Third List: Allotting Seats to Candidates

The third allotment list will be published only for those candidates who have paid their counselling fee against the first and second indicative lists. With the third allotment list, a list of waitlisted candidates, who are provisionally selected against dropped-out candidates, will also be released.

Step 5: Completion of admission formalities at the allotted NLUs

Candidates will have to visit the allotted NLU to deposit the balance amount towards admission and other fees. Candidates should bring any relevant certificates or documents in their original form. Candidates who do not present required certificates or documents in their original form, or who do not meet the eligibility requirements, will be denied admission to the participating NLUS.After the publication of the CLAT merit list, a counselling fee of INR 50,000 is forfeited to candidates who fail to report at the allotted NLU.

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