CLAT examination is must if you want to enter into NLUs. But yes there are many private universities that don't require CLAT and take admission either on their respective entrance exams or else +2 percentage. Some of the top law private entrance exams are SET for Symbiosis Law School, ULSAT

Hi Karthikeya,

The Common Law Entrance Test is for admissions to the various Undergraduate law courses in India. The eligibility criteria says that the candidate should have passed 12th examination. As it does not mention anything about improvement examinations, you can goo ahead and register yourself if you meet the

Hi there,

If you are willing then it is not difficult to prepare for CLAT or AILET in just one month, You need to focus on current affairs and recent legal development in the country, also brush up your english language and comprehension, also study and analyse the exam pattern

Dear Aspirant,

For admission into undergraduate and postgraduate(PG) law courses offered at NLUs and other colleges/universities accepting exam scores, the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national level entrance exam that is present. These are the colleges that accept CLAT :National Law School of India University, Bangalore,National Academy of

Hi Kabileshwar

Yes transportation facility is available in the university http://www.kanchiuniv.ac.in/facilities/transport.htm

You can check it on the official website

Hope this helps!

Dear Prachi Nema

Ready for the challenge?

Then let's do IT.

1) Devote 2 hrs daily for 5 days for any recent monthly current affairs magazine (Just go through it, don't make notes)

In 30 days you'd finish 6 months current affairs.

2) Solve 1 previous year paper on every

Dear Aspirant,

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test and if you have decided to build your career in Law then scoring good marks in CLAT and securing a seat in some good college of the country. For preparations yes you can do a crash course as from 2020 onwards