Common Law Admission Test
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According to the Criteria of CLAT(Common Law Admission Test ) exam , there is no such restriction in the number of Attempts.
That means you can attempt it as many times you want .
CLAT is conducted once in every year.
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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
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
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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
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.
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