Common Law Admission Test
Hello aspirant,
I'd suggest Heritage, at Ravipuram road. The faculty is incredible and are sincerely committed towards their cause. They have weekend classes for kids doing their 11th and 12th as well as a repeaters batch. Further, students from Heritage have also consistently done well and are in the top NLUs in the country. Apologies if this comes across as propaganda, but I say this from personal experience.
Hii aspirants
here I am mentioning few best institute for clat preparation in kolkata. these are
Edufoster
Address: 127A MuktaramBabu Street, 1st Floor, Kolkata,
The OPUS Way Coaching Center
Address: 4A, Elgin Rd, Sreepally, Bhowanipore, Kolkata,CLAT coaching in kolkata
CLATapult
Address: P-11, CIT Rd, Kankurgachi, Kolkata
CLATapultGariahat
Address: 161/7 C, Rash Behari Ave, Kolkata - 19, Gariahat, Kolkata
Diksha Learning Services Pvt. Ltd.
Address: 15/1, Hindustan Park Road, Hindustan Park, Gariahat, Kolkata, West Bengal
I hope my answer will help you out
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hello aspirant,
clat exam eligibility criteria is candidate need to pass 10+2 course from a recognized university with 45% marks (general category). candidate from any stream can apply for clat ug irrespective of their age, as age criteria has been removed by BCI. so you may apply for clat. hope I have solved your query.
Dear Aspirant,
CLAT is an entrance examination for admission in NLUs(NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITIES) for their undergraduate course . Its an offline-based exam, CLAT is conducted at around 40 centres around the country for admitting candidates to undergraduate law programs in the 21 participating NLUs.
The application form of CLAT 2020 is expected to be released around the 2nd week of January; candidates will have around 3 months time to submit the application form. The admit card of CLAT 2020 will be released around the 2nd week of May. CLAT 2020 will be of 2 hours duration and include 200 multiple-choice questions of 1 marks each; note each incorrect attempt will invite penalty of 0.25 marks.
Read more about it here: https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat
Hope this helps. Thank You.
Hello Ayesha
Read newspapers everyday and make a note of the most important happenings under different heads.If you do this throughout the year you need not memorise compendiums which are rote and boring .
Read Political Science,History, Sociology, Economics books of class 12 and Class 11 CBSE in your free time. That is enough for static General Knowledge.Read it once or twice. These books are very interesting too. Please do not waste time reading other books because GK is anything under the sun.
This year there weren’t any legal maxims. But try learning the most common ones. Legal Reasoning is the most interesting section. Do not over stress. Just blindly apply the principle in the answer.
Class 11 Political Science book could help for Static Legal. Join an online course (Law School 101 or Sriram Law academy). Try to read some Important Articles.
Logical Reasoning can be aced with practice to some extent. But the presence of mind you have in the exam hall matters more. Know the basics of various areas in Logical Reasoning. Probably a week or two is enough for that.
Learn basic English grammar. Try reading comprehensions. Again it is all based on your luck and ability no matter how hard you prepare Reading Comprehensions. Do not waste time memorising words. If you really want to, go with Word Power made easy by Norman Lewis. Take time to learn it throughout the year.
Dear Shashank, to be eligible for CLAT, there is no specific subjects that you should have studied in your 10+2. Any stream Candidates are eligible, So even if you are studying Science subjects in your Class 11 and 12, if you secure a minimum aggregate of 45%, you are eligible for CLAT. It is 45% for General Category and 40% for Reserved Categories. For more information on CLAT eligibility criteria, please visit our page at: https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria
Hi there,
No GLC, Mumbai does not accept CLAT scores for admission in its 5 year and 3 year LLB course, instead they conduct there own entrance exam called MAHA CET MAH-LL.B (5 years) CET and MAHA CET MAH-LL.B (3 years) CET you need to give this centralised CET for seeking admission in GLC,Mumbai and after this a list is prepared based on the cut off rank. The details of the exam can be accessed here https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law
let me clear your doubt .
here is the eligibility criteria for clat 2020.
A candidate must have passed class 10+2 from any recognized college. Also the cadidate belonging to general category should have 45 percent marks in their qualifying degree and those belonging to obc, scor should have 40 percent marks in their qualifying degree.there is no age limit for this exam. If yoh follow all these criteria then you are eligible for clat exam.
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