Common Law Admission Test
Thank you very much for answer my question last year i have redye to join in LLB but the collage staff said with out intermediate you con study LLB can you please conform me how to apply
Hello Arun!!
Yes,CLAT entrance exam is for the candidates who wants to pursue 3 years LLB,5 years integrated LLB and LLM programs.I hope this helps you.Thank you!!
Hey Ritika,
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Well dear,you don't need to study a particular subject for CLAT,as CLAT asks questions in terms of English,GK,Legal Aptitude,Logical Reasoning and Mathematics.
And,Yes you can prepare for it after your Board exams but the thing is you have to work deeply on it
Yes, you can apply for CLAT exam. According to the notification you need to have passed your Senior Secondary School Examination/ 12th Board Examination for applying. So by the time the CLAT results are out and admission starts next year, you would have hopefully completed your 12th boards. Although you
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The eligiblity criteria for clat exam is that the person should pass the 10+2 exam with at leats 45%of marks in case of candidates belonging to General / OBC / PWD / NRI / PIO / OCI categories and minimum 40 % of marks if candi belongs to sc/
Hii,
You can give CLAT UG after your 12th class exams. It is a national level law entrance exam held every year for the law aspirants. You need to be qualified in 12th board to give CLAT exam and the minimum qualified marks should be 45 % for General &
Hii
Yes, you can apply for CLAT. The eligibility defines that you must complete the class12. But till the exam is conducted you will pass the class 12 if you give the boards in February month. But you should have 45%+ marks in boards. For more detail on eligiblity visit
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Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a brought together test for admission to 21 National Law Universities in India. 43 other instruction organizations and two open part foundations are likewise qualified to utilize these scores. Entrance exam is of 2 hours duration. The CLAT question paper consists of
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