Common Law Admission Test
Hello Richa,
Currently there is not any age limit for CLAT. Earlier the minimum age required was 20 years for general category students and for reserved category it was 22 years. There is not any upper age limit for appearing in the CLAT exam. You can attempt CLAT as many
Hello Mehak,
Considering you are from the General category, there doesn't seem to be any chance of you getting an NLU even in the third list as the lower-rung NLUs like HPNLU Shimla or DNLU Jabalpur as their second merit list cutoffs were 1396 and 1447 respectively.
Last year, the
Hello aspirate
You have chances of getting NLUs in 2nd or 3rd round since you belong to general category.
Use clat college predictor to know the colleges you can get with your ranking
https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor
For top private colleges of India accepting clat score link is provided below
https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-law-colleges-in-India-accepting-clat-score
Any query
Hello, Aarzoo
For LLM, it is not preferred to join Low-rank NLU. Please do NOT join the lower ranked NLUs anything after GNLU or HNLU. It’s better to join a good law college in Delhi, Mumbai or even Bangalore and Pune rather than study in the lower ranked NLUs.
In
Hello umesh,
RGNUL is quite good better than some newer NLU's and way better than most of the private colleges providing 5 year integrated BALLB programme, its ranking is under 10-15 for the top law colleges in india,RGNUL library is quite good. To begin with its automated, and along
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