Meghalaya Law University to enroll Lankan students, exam on April 20

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National Law University Meghalaya (NLU Meg) said in a media release last week that it is extending its reach to aspiring students in Sri Lanka by scheduling admission tests in Colombo.

NLU Meg is inviting aspiring students for Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Ph.D. programs for the academic year 2024.

The admission tests are scheduled for April 20, 2024, at Gateway College, Colombo 185, Koswatta Road, Rajagiriya, Colombo.

For further information or clarification, students can contact Ms. Idarilang Syiemlieh at the University by calling +91-364-3507700 (Extension-35) or emailing [email protected].

Established under the National Law University of Meghalaya Act, 2022, NLU Meg is committed to revolutionizing legal education in line with India's New Education Policy. The university aims to foster the next generation of legal professionals and scholars through interdisciplinary academic programs.

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Attorney at Law Thursday, 21 March 2024 04:32 PM

Quality of law education in Sri Lanka is infinitely better than in India. Let us keep the Sri Lankans to study law within Sri Lanka or in the West , but definitely not in India.

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Policy_Man Thursday, 21 March 2024 10:32 PM

You better study case laws in India first before committing like this.

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Anil Friday, 22 March 2024 03:31 PM

To that Attorney At Law chap -first comment- when has any court in SL given any verdict against the government in SL

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Gayathri Friday, 22 March 2024 03:33 PM

Some SL think they are form a superior race and are greater than India, but the fact is from food, medicine, chemicals and loan and aid to GOSL everything comes from India to SL.

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Ajith Friday, 22 March 2024 03:34 PM

No one comes from India to study in SL. Bu SL students go to India to study not just professional courses, but even for high school study

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