Interested students can directly fill the form online and appear for the entrance exam. Based on the marks scored the merit list is generated and based on that the admissions are allotted to students.
For the basic eligibility criteria for admission students must have done LLB with atleast 50% of merit. And further the selection is on the basis of our score in an entrance exam CLAT PG lastly an interview by the institution is conducted.
I am persuing Master of Laws [L.L.M.] (Investment and Securities Law) 1and the basic eligibility criteria is to be qualified in LLB with atleast 50% or its equivalent. And our selection is on the basis of our score in CLAT PG The selection Process of also include a Personal Interview conducted by the institution.
After graduating and completing my LLB, I decided to pursue Master of Laws [L.L.M.] (Investment and Securities Law) at National Institute of Securities Market - [NISM], Mumbai. I have to say that admission criteria is simple and crisp.
After completing my graduation, I decided to pursue a Post Graduate Diploma in Management [PGDM] (Securities Markets) and for that I found just the right college for that- National Institute of Securities Market - [NISM].
Students are trained for campus placements ranging be it for CV writing GD-PI how to present yourself in front of the interview panel. The alumni meet held helps one to interact with the seniors and understand the company requirements and processes.
Our college chose students on the basis of their ranks they got in different national (CAT,MAT,GMAT,etc) and state level (MAHCET) exams. I qualified CAT exam for coming into this college. During the time of the admission,college management told everything about the fee structure.
College didn't take any entrance exam or interviews of the students for admission rather than they provided admission on the basis of a national level exam (MAT). Good ranked students priority choice was NISM. Cut-off for the admission was really high but I made through it
College Management is too good. They take our opinion every time.
Placements weren't great earlier but SEBI has taken a keen interest and has made some personnel changes which has helped in improving the placement scenario drastically. Of the 93 students batch, around 87 were placed before exams and rest are still being given opportunities/
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