Common Law Admission Test
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Do not panic while preparing for the exam. Sit and make a study schedule. You need to study at least 8-10 hours a day with small intervals. Divide the syllabus in small study schedules and segregate it within the days in which you wish to finish it off. Download
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Solve numerical problems up to Standard 12 level. Focus on legal aptitude. Be updated with current affairs and static General Knowledge. Do not waste time on a single question in case you are stuck. Assess your performance periodically. Aim to be accurate in solving mathematical problems. Ameliorate your language
Delhi University does not accept either of the two exams- CLAT or AILET. DU offers only a 3 year LLb course which can be pursued after completion of any graduation degree like BA, BCOM etc. If you're seeking admission in law directly after class 12th then you can't take
There are many coachings or institutes but you can prefer Career Launcher & T.I.M.E as these are the most preferable coaching for the exam.
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Not exactly cast but if you are claiming reservation, i.e., if you want to take reservation if you are SC/ST or OBC ( as only few college have OBC reseration) then you need to upload the category you fall in or under which youare claiming reservation. Hence, you need
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It depends , if you are from the General category ,it's not at all required.
But if you fall in some other category & you want to take the reservation then you will have to upload the caste certificate as a proof.
The other documents required are,
Hello Narendra,
CLAT is a national level exam. You have to give one common CLAT Exam to enter in any of the NLU's. Their are 21 participating NLU's this year and on the bais of your marks in CLAT and depending upon the cut off you will be allotted. You
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Rajat some more additional information that I just encountered is that you can also apply for vacant seats after 3 or 4 cut off list published by different NLU . For any further doubts I will recommend you to post a comment.
Hi Rajat,
No, you cannot change your college preference once you have filled the form and certainly not after your result. Therefore, in this case the best you can do is to research more about the colleges that you have chosen and try to capitalise on the available resources, if
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