NFSU Integrated Law Course Admission 2026, Eligibility, seats and courses

NFSU Integrated Law course admission 2026: The application form is open for pursuing the Five year integrated course and Master in Law from Nationaal Forensic Science University Gujrat. Its campus are spread across India.

It is offering the admission through National Law entrance test CLAT 2026. The application form of CLAT 2026  till October 31,2025. Candidates can appear and present the CLAT score of 2026 and get admission. (BBA LLB Hons. / BSc LLB Hons.) and one‑year LLM programmes through CLAT 2026, conducted by the Consortium of NLUs .​

Admission Details (Through CLAT 2026)

NFSU Courses Through CLAT 2026

Admission Process at NFSU

1. Apply for CLAT 2026 at consortiumofnlus.ac.in.
2. Take the Exam on 7 December 2025 and obtain CLAT 2026 Rank.
3. Register on NFSU Portal (nfsuadm.samarth.edu.in) and enter CLAT Score .​
4. Merit List Publication – based on CLAT score and quota criteria (NFSU Gandhinagar, Delhi Campus separate lists issued ).​
5. Counselling & Seat Allotment – Document Verification + Fee Payment to confirm admission.

Common Qs

Highlights for CLAT 2026 AspirantsHow

• Exam Date: 7 December 2025  (2:00 PM – 4:00 PM) .​
• Courses Covered: UG Law Programmes (BA LLB, BBA LLB, BSc LLB) and PG LLM across India .​
• Participating Institutions: All National Law Universities (except NLU Delhi) and 
• other law colleges like NFSU, Amity, UPES, and Jindal Global Law School .

Timeline for NFSU CLAT 2026 Admission

Why pursue Law from NFSU?

Pursuing a law degree at the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) offers a multidisciplinary and technology-driven advantage unmatched by traditional law schools in India. NFSU’s law programs uniquely combine legal education with forensic and investigative sciences, producing graduates who are both legal professionals and forensic-literate justice experts .​

1 – Forensic and Techno‑Legal Integration

NFSU’s School of Law, Forensic Justice and Policy Studies integrates forensic evidence, crime‑scene science, and digital investigation into conventional legal subjects.
This produces professionals familiar with both law and forensic application — invaluable for careers in criminal justice, corporate forensics, and cyber law .​

Students learn how scientific evidence intersects with courtroom interpretation, gaining skills in:

• DNA & digital forensics
• Financial fraud analysis and cybersecurity law
• Forensic evidence admissibility and expert testimony.​

2 – Institution of National Importance Status

NFSU is a Government of India Institution of National Importance (2020) under the Ministry of Home Affairs, ensuring:

• Full central funding and global research collaborations
• Low tuition fees (about ₹1.3 lakh per year for law programs)​
• National‑level admission through CLAT 2026, open on All India Quota basis .​

More Reasons

3 – Industry Exposure and Internships

Law students regularly intern at:

• Central Forensic Science Laboratories (CFSLs) and state FSLs
• Law firms specializing in cyber crime, financial forensics, and criminal law
• Enforcement agencies such as CBI, ED, and NCB​

Guest sessions by judges, IPS officers, and legal technologists help connect students with India’s law‑enforcement ecosystem .​

4 – Cutting‑Edge Curriculum and Faculty

• Curriculum balances legal theory + forensic practice + policy science .​
• Faculty comprises law professors, forensic scientists, and cyber‑crime specialists .​
• Experiential learning through moots, crime‑scene reconstruction labs, and simulation‑based research .​

5 – Global and Government Recognition

• Recognized by MHA and UGC; collaborations with Interpol, UNODC, and international criminal justice bodies .​
• Students participate in national policy projects on criminology, law reform, and cyber ethics .​

6 – Career and Placement Prospects

Graduates secure roles in:

• Law enforcement & investigation agencies (CBI, ED, CID units)
• Corporate forensics and compliance (legal risk management roles)
• Litigation, Academia, and Legal Analytics .​

The average placement package ranges from ₹6–12 LPA, with corporates such as ABB, Accenture, and Mphasis creating specialized cyber‑law profiles for NFSU graduates .​

7 – Why It Stands Apart

NFSU CLAT Cut‑off (Previous Rounds)

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