hey,

current affair is a section which you need to revise every day. other wise there is chances for forgetting it. so I would suggest you to daily follow any one of the news paper or you may follow bankers adda magazine. every day spend 1 hr for studying. you will surely get success.

Hello Ravi

If you have done your 10th and 12th,you can fill the form for LLB, in CLAT you over all academic career will be seen and on the basis of that you will get the college but you can go for CLAT too.

I hope it helps

Hello dear student,

Yes you can prepare for the exam just consistency should be maintained . The law aspirants need to check CLAT 2020 eligibility criteria to ensure they follow the right protocols prescribed for the admission process; refer the bullet points given below for complete details.

Eligibility requirement for UG program:

Qualifying exam: The candidate must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent exam from a recognised university or board.

Marks in qualifying exam: General category candidates need minimum 45% marks in the qualifying exam,  while SC and ST candidates need only 40% marks.

Age limit: There is no upper age limit for appearing in CLAT 2020

Candidates who are appearing in qualifying exam in March/April 2020: Such candidates may also apply, subject to the condition they produce evidence of passing the qualifying exam at time of admission

I hope the information provided to you is helpful to you thank you for the help I am attaching a link https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Best wishes

Hii,

CLAT is a Common law Admission test to pursue law course in Under graduation as well as Lost graduation. One must know clearly about the Institutes wgiwh offers admission through CLAT. CLAT 2020 will be held tentatively in the month of May,2020.

Some of the National Universities participating in CLAT 2020 are:

• National law school of India University, Bangalore
• National academy of legal studies and research Hyderabad
• National law institute University, Bhopal
• National law University, jodhpur
• Rajiv gandhi National law University, patiala

• Level of difficulty of the paper
• Previous years cutoff
• Total number of candidates who appeared for exam
• Total number of seats as per the category and reservation policies

• general category is around 1100
• sc/ st category is around 16000-17000
• State economically backward class is 9000

Hello there!

Greetings!

Clat syllabus for ba llb is given below :-

English

• comprehension passages

• Grammar

• word meanings

• incorrect/correct sentences

• fill in the blanks with appropriate words

Mathematics

• algebra

• profit and loss

• time and work

• average, speed and distance

• permutation-combination and venn diagrams

• numerical ability

• any topic covered in Xth class/standard

General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• Static general knowledge

• Current affairs- national

• Current affairs- international

Logical Reasoning

Logical and Analytical reasoning skills

Legal Aptitude

• Study of law

• Research aptitude

• Problem solving ability

• Questions based on hypothetical situations

So , you need to prepare above topics.  For detailed information go through :- https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Thankyou

hi,

yes you are eligible. you are eligible for CLAT after you passed your 10+2 course . as there is no age limit for attempting clat exam you can surely apply for it.

hope you do understand. follow careers360 website for further career related updates.

Dear Sanskriti, there is CLAT PG for admission to LLM programmes. For being eligible for CLAT PG, you should have a Bachelor's degree in Law. Now you haven't mentioned your specialization in Graduation. If you have a LLB degree, you can appear for CLAT PG. But if you want to appear for CLAT, you can appear because there is no upper age limit for CLAT. But it will be a detour for you because this course is opted after 10+2.

Hello Aspirant,

IPU will now conduct the admissions to its undergraduate law programmes through CLAT Entrance Exam. To check the other information related counselling & other information you can go through with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ipucet-law-counselling

Good Luck!

Hello Aspirant,

CLAT is the Entrance Exam for the admission to five years Integrated law programme & Postgraduate LLM programme and DU LLB is the entrance Exam for the admission to three years law programme.

As per the eligibility of CLAT, You should have minimum 45% in class 12th as General category for five years Integrated law programme & to appear for DULLB Entrance Exam, You should be Graduate with minimum 50%.

To prepare for DU LLB Entrance Exam, Delhi Law Academy is one of the good coaching for the exam preparation you can prefer.

If you are interested for 5 years Integrated law programme & interested to appear for CLAT then you can go for Career Launcher, T.I.M.E etc.

Good Luck!