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I m in class 12 and appearing in board exams for 2019 m I eligible for CLAT exam?

manisha.gupta 27th Nov, 2018


Yes, You can apply for CLAT 2019 Entrance Exam As per the eligibility Class 12th appearing student can apply for the exam but at the time of Admission you should have your all the documents with you. You can check the further information with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

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Can any one suggest me some books or guide by which I can clear CLAT easily. And which books are no more costly. Please.......

manisha.gupta 26th Nov, 2018

Here are some of CLAT preparation books you can pefer given below:

    Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis

    English is Easy by Chetnanand Singh

    Butterworths Lexis Nexis

    Analytical Reasoning by M. K.Pandey

    Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal

    Objective Arithmetic by R.S. Aggarwal

    Analytical and Logical Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal

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From where I can take admission or give a FORM of CLAT from the CYBER or from the COLLEGE or UNIVERSITY. Please tell me quickly.

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 25th Nov, 2018

Hey Suyash.

CLAT Application form will be available in Online mode only. The application forms will be released on the 1st of January, 2019 and you can register till 31st March,2019. You can use the link below to know anything more about the application process.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-application-form

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What is the CUT OFF for GENERAL category in the CLAT (common law admission test) please tell me quickly, and give correct answer. OK

Neha Jain 25th Nov, 2018

Hi there

Predicting safe scores is difficult as cut offs vary every year depending on a lot of factors like number of candidates writing the exam and difficulty level of paper. 
Still, looking at the previous years cut off might give you an idea of the safe score you need

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I am from the GENERAL category so how many percentage I want to score in the 12th class to give CLAT (common law admission test) exam.

manisha.gupta 27th Nov, 2018

As per the eligibility you should have minimum 45% in class 12th as a General category to apply for CLAT entrance exam. To check the further eligibility to apply for the exam you can go through with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

Good Luck!

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How many marks we have to score to clear clat??

Neha Jain 25th Nov, 2018

Hi there

Predicting safe scores is difficult as cut offs vary every year depending on a lot of factors like number of candidates writing the exam and difficulty level of paper. 
Still, looking at the previous years cut off might give you an idea of the safe score you need

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I m a bit confused regarding the submission of 50000 rupees,whether it is mandatory for those who are only applying for clat for ongc job

Amita Jain 4th Jan, 2019

Dear Joya, 


Unless stated by the ONGC, you do not have to pay the counselling amount of 50,000 as you are not going to appear for the counselling in the first place. So, technically there will never come a time when you will be prompted to pay this amount. 


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Can i give clat 2019 if i have not given 12th 2018 but appearing in 12th 2019?

Aditya 26th Nov, 2018
Yes , you can apply for clat exam as it requires you to give your boards same session you give your flat exam.
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Can i give clat 2019 if not given 12th boards

TANU JAIN 24th Nov, 2018

Hello,

To qualify the CLAT exam you need to pass class 12th board exam with 45% of marks fir general, OBC categories and special abled persons.

And, for SC/ST categories they need to secure 40% of marks in class 12th board exam.

So, first you need to clear class 12th

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How many marks should got for SC caste

Neha Jain 25th Nov, 2018

Hi there

Predicting safe scores is difficult as cut offs vary every year depending on a lot of factors like number of candidates writing the exam and difficulty level of paper. 
Still, looking at the previous years cut off might give you an idea of the safe score you need

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