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Hi,

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Hi

Last year quite 50000 students appeared for CLAT . If you check out the past year tends, per yearly

there's an increase between 3 - 5 thousand aspirants. So, you'll expect 53000 - 55000 aspirants

appearing for CLAT 2020.

There will be many colleges about to allot clat.

So that you don’t have to appear in any exam if you're qualified in clat your clat score depends on which

college you'll secure a seat.

Good luck.

Hello,

As per data released by the consortium , 53,226 students appeared for UG CLAT and 6,217 students appeared for CLAT PG 2020 , thus according to these data it is better to give CLAT PG as the competition level is much less compared to CLAT UG

There are approximately 2522 seats in All India CLAT UG programs , and 1635 seats in CLAT LLM . Out of the total seats there are All India seats , state seats , category - wise reservation seats

LIST OF COLLEGES  YOU CAN DO UG / PG AFTER CLAT

• Hidayatullah National Law University
• Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University
• Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law
• The National University of Advanced Legal Studies
• Tamil Nadu National Law University
• National Law University. Jodhpur
• National Law Institute University. Bhopal
• NALSAR University of Law. Hyderabad.
• Hidayatullah National Law university

Hope this clarifies all your doubts

Best wishes for your future

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Hey,

A minimum marks of 45% in the qualifying exam is to be scored by the candidate to be eligible to take the CLAT exam. The minimum marks required is 40 % for the reserved category and 45 for general category. The candidate must have passed senior secondary that is 12th exam to be eligible to take the paper.

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I also wanted to give both the examinations and I have sent an mail to the Punjab university's official website regarding this issue if they won't response then i'm going to give CLAT for sure and will go to Patiala for pursuing my Integrated LLB degree... You and me have common interests.

We cannot authenticate other video lectures for the lack of authenticity. But CLAT syllabus has changed and t o give you a gist of the changed syllabus,

The no.of questions asked will be reduced from 200 to 150  but the time duration will be the same

English: There will be no more direct vocabulary questions

GK: Static GK will be removed and only your knowledge on current affairs will be tested

Mathematics: Only DI based questions.

Logical Reasoning: More emphasis on critical reasoning questions

Legal Aptitude: No Legal GK questions but the reasoning questions will remain.

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