Hey Ayushman!

The calculation of rank in the situation of two or more candidates securing the same score in CLAT is done by taking into consideration the CLAT Tiebreaker rules. Therefore, it may be possible that many candidates score the same marks but get different ranks. The criteria for tie

Hello,

Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi doessn't offer LLB. It only offers MPhil and PhD in Law and Governance.

For LLB, you can try fo the following entrance test conducted by top universitites;

DU LLB conducted by Delhi University

BHU-UET(Law) by BHU

LSAT, which entrance scores are accepted by many universities

Hi there,

Yes NRI sponsored seats are open to Unreserved category candidates but the candidate should have blood relation with the sponsor and has to   to furnish some documents for the same.

• Copy of valid Indian passport of the sponsor.
• Copy of visas obtained in last twelve months.
• Certificate from

Hello student you need not to apply again if you're already applied for clat once and paid for the application form successfully. In case if a candidate fill the form more than one time and pay for it also. Then in that case the last filled application form is countable

Dear Aspirant,

CLAT or Common Law Admission Test is conducted by National Law Universities all around India for law aspirants who want to pursue it from the best institutes around the country. It has many opportunities in various sectors as law graduates are in high demand in today's world and

Hello Tony,

Pursuing a LLM course abroad strain the candidates because if the need to fulfill a lot of formalities but is highly rewarding.

Firstly, it is imperative to know about which course to specialize in. General LLM courses

Here are some of the best colleges to pursue permit Law

Hello,

Yow will get admission in LLB after bachelor's in Engineering.For admission in LLB through CLAT a candidate must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent and must have passed bachelor's degree in any discipline.General candidates must have 45% in degree for SC/ST it is 40% from a recognised board or