11/02/2026
🎓 National Law University Odisha (NLUO)
MBA in Healthcare Management & Law (HML), Batch 2026–28
National Law University Odisha (NLUO)—one of India’s fastest-growing and most prestigious law universities—invites applications for its flagship, future-focused MBA program blending Healthcare Management with Law.
🌟 Why NLUO?
🔹 NAAC Accredited University
🔹 Ranked #6 – India Today (Law)
🔹 Ranked #15 in India – NIRF 2025
🔹 2nd Best NIRF-Ranked Law College in Odisha
🔹 100% Placement Assistance
🔹 Highest Package: ₹22.5 LPA | Average: ₹14 LPA
🔹 Recruiters: SAM, CAM, Khaitan, Trilegal & more
🔹 Careers across law firms, hospitals, corporates, PSUs & think tanks
🔹 Established by Odisha State Legislature (2009)
🔹 World-class campus, smart classrooms & 24×7 digital library
🏥 About the Program
✅ India’s first-of-its-kind MBA blending Healthcare Management with Law
✅ Interdisciplinary curriculum: healthcare, policy, compliance & legal frameworks
✅ Internships, field exposure & dissertation
✅ Career pathways in hospitals, health-tech, consulting, policy & governance
✅ Designed for high-impact, multidisciplinary leadership roles
🎯 Intake: Only 40 Seats
🎓 Eligibility
• Graduates from any discipline
• Minimum 50% marks (45% for reserved categories)
📝 Selection Process
• Academic Record
• SOP (≤300 words)
• Work Experience (if any)
• Personal Interview
• CLAT PG (Law graduates)
• XRAT / CAT / GMAT (Other graduates)
💰 Fees
Application Fee: ₹2,500 (Non-refundable)
Program Fee: ₹3,41,500 per year
📌 How to Apply
Apply Online:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfk686TAvgDxR5w0GnAwz59xyU5BOI9Pjx6HzlMK23yhukUhQ/viewform
Upload payment receipt, transcripts, certificates & SOP
⏳ Last Date: 15 February 2026
Seats are filling fast—secure your place at NLUO today!
📞 Queries
📍 0671-2338009 (Mon–Fri, 10 AM–6 PM)
📧 [email protected]
🌐 https://nluo.ac.in/admissions-2026-mba-healthcare-management-and-law/
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