CLAT 2021 will be conducted by a permanent body headquartered at NLSIU Bangalore, the Association of National Law Universities. 

107 in nata is quite good but following to u r board marks which is very good so  getting better collegee is quite easy but i would like tu tell u that u should give nata again for better marks hope so if u get any higher marks in nata

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I agree with your assumption. It is always preferred to go into NLUs if you're more into placements as the record trend of placements over there is much better than Law faculty in DU. However if you want to prepare for Judicial service like PCS J and others,

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The popular courses offered by NLUs include BA LLB , BBA LLB , BSc LLB , BCom LLB and LLM . It should be noted that no NLU offers 3-year LLB programme. You can go for any course as per your career choices and area of interest. For

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The CLAT Refund rules are as follows:

Refund Rules (Counselling Fee):

(a) If a candidate does not get a seat after the release of Five Lists by the

Consortium, total amount of Rs. 50,000/- will be refunded to them without any

deduction.

(b) If a candidate chooses to exit

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hope you are doing well and safe. As per your query , I would glad to inform you that private colleges are not comparable with NLUs as they have very good brand name . But yes if you dont want to waste your year then their are many

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Mentioned below are the important dates of NALSAR for Common Law Admission Test :

• The application starting date for the year 2022 for Common Law Admission Test is January 1 2022.
• Then date of filling application form is March 1 2022 for Common Law Admission Test.

These are

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Yes. You can apply for CLAT  after completion of Class 12th.General category candidates need a minimum of 45% marks in the qualifying exam,  while SC and ST candidates need only 40% marks. There is no upper age limit for appearing in CLAT 2022.

The Common Law Admission Test

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BBA+LLB is a five year dual degree integrated program.Minimum eligibility is that student should have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of 50-60% which varies in different colleges. The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national-level law entrance exam for admission to 22 national law universities and more than