Hello Harsh,
CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test which clearly indicates that you will be able to study law through this exam and so no knowledge of science or accounting is required.Hence,science stream and commerce stream can be ignored.
After cracking CLAT,you would get admission in a 5 year integerated course of B.A. LLB.
It would be better for you to take Arts subjects in your 11th standard as after CLAT also you are supposed to study Arts subjects.

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for CLAT is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board or University.Candidates belonging to general categor must have passed with 45% and for SC/ST it is 40%.There is no upper age limit.

If you fulfill the above eligibility criteria you are eligible to appear.

Hello,

Law program is of two types, first is integrated one based on 10+2 qualification for a duration of five years in many forms such as BA-LLB, BBA-LLB,BCom-LLB.While the three year duration LLB is based on graduation degree.

Eligibility of integrated law program is having passed 10+2 from a recogized board with minimum 50% aggregate, there's relaxation of 5% in case of reserved category.

Now, coming to your question CLAT offers five year integrated law program based on eligibility of 12th education and LLM is based on passed LLB degree/five year integrated law program. CLAT doesn't offer LLB program. This admission is for 14 NLUs and 52 other private colleges.

There are others entrance test as well conducted by top universities for admission to integrated five year law program which you can give such as-

• AILET, conducted by National Law University, Delhi
• LSAT scores are accepted by many law schools such as Jindal Global Law School, Sonepat
• SET, by Symbiosis Law Schools Pune & Noida
• CET of GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi which scores are accepted by 6 law schools including USL, LS and Amity Law School, Delhi
• CUSAT Cochin for admission into School of Legal Studies, Cochin
• Bharti Vidyapeeth Pune for admission into New Law College, Pune
• Christ University for admission into Christ University’s School of Law
• Panjab Univ. Chandigarh for admission into UILS Panjab University Chandigarh
• AMU Aligarh for admission into Faculty of Law, AMU
• Jamia Milia, Delhi for admission into Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia Islamia
• LAWCET of Andhra Pradesh, accepted by all law colleges in AP affiliated to state universities
• CEE - Kerala, accepted by four government Law colleges of Kerala

Hi Trupti !

CLAT exam is not about Passing or Failing . The Marks you score out of 200 Decides in which NLU you can get admission in . There are a total of 17 NLU in India .

The cutoff of Every NLU changes every year.

You can check the cutoffs of previous year, in the link given below;

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff/amp

Hope this Helped.

Hello Arika !

Modern law college, Pune only give admission on the basis of Mah Common Entrance Test (CET) , for LL.B. 3 Year and B.A.LL.B. 5 Yr.

And , for masters courses that is LLM and diploma they give admissions on the basis of merit basis.

You can check more about their admission process on their official site by following links :

http://modernlawcollege.org/admissiion/admission-by-common-entrance-test/

http://modernlawcollege.org/admissiion/admission-by-l-l-m-diplomas/

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant,

There are many coaching courses available in market but most of the students prefer Career Launcher, TIME for the preparation of CLAT Entrance Exam.

Here are some of the preparation tips you can follow for the preparation:

Make Schedule

Divide your topics or your subjects to cover in time duration according to the time left for your examination so that you can cover all your studies.

Clat Sample Papers:
By doing the practice with sample papers you may get the questions which have the probability of occurrence, you can evaluate yourself at the initial stage of preparation and you can practice to attempt the maximum questions within the given time limit.

Notes Preparation
Make short notes as per the subject wise so that you can review them later at near the examination time. Notes writing is the easiest way to learn whatever you read.

Reading Current Affairs
Reading in any way is the best habit for preparing the examination. Knowledge of current affairs will help you to make better your preparation. Read the newspaper magazines and social articles from the day first and attempt to update yourself with current general knowledge in political, social and cultural scenario.

Good Luck!

Hello Aspirant,

CLAT Syllabus will include questions from English, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, and Elementary Mathematics. you do not need to prepare share and dividends for the same.

Please visit the following link for detailed syllabus:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Good Luck