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I had passed class 12th with 57% n graduated (B.Com) with 50%.Now, I desire to pursue LAW by clearing LSAT exam to study in Harvard.

PERIYA NAYAKI P 2nd Nov, 2018

sure, akshay.

for get into harvard law school you must clear the LSAT Exam.if you score 170+range in LSAT and average range in GPA you will be the  most competetive applicant. if you are not having good gpa, no problem but you must score high marks in LSAT.

for your

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If i fail in 12 in any subject & passed that subject by second time, am l eligible for clat?what is the exact meaning of aggregate?

Mayank kumar singh 1st Nov, 2018
Hello,
The meaning of Aggregate is overall percentage including all subjects(i.e 5).You can check eligibility criteria for CLAT from the below mentioned link:
https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria
Good luck.
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Mam plzz tell which book is best to crack clat exam.plz.

Jasleen Kaur Taneja 2nd Nov, 2018

Hello,

Preparing for a national-level law entrance examination like CLAT will need a good strategy and choosing the right books is an imperative part of that strategy. Here is a list of some of the books that you can take up for CLAT 2019 preparation:

  • Word Power Made Easy
  • Butterworths
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how i prepare for clat 2019,is there any books

Jasleen Kaur Taneja 2nd Nov, 2018

Hello,

Preparing for a national-level law entrance examination like CLAT will need a good strategy and choosing the right books is an imperative part of that strategy. Here is a list of some of the books that you can take up for CLAT 2019 preparation:

  • Word Power Made Easy
  • Butterworths
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Sir I had passed my 12 in 2018 with pcm and I got 0 marks in maths and my overall % is 65 so can I eligible for CLAT .and have to give compa

manisha.gupta 1st Nov, 2018


As per the eligibility you need to score a minimum of 45% marks in your qualifying degree as a General category, For the candidates belonging to SC and ST categories need to score at least 40 percent marks in the aggregate of subjects to apply for CLAT Entrance Exam. You

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Thnks.for solving my doubt..mam plz tell me the sylbbus..of clat exam.and if i qulaified this exam will i get govt.clg?

manisha.gupta 1st Nov, 2018


CLAT is the National level exam offer the admission into NLU. I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to check CLAT PG syllabus.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus


Good Luck!

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May i give clat exam with 48%in graduation.plzz tell me

TANU JAIN 1st Nov, 2018

Hello Shambhavi,

Here are some eligibility criteria:

1. Candidates need to pass 10+2 board exam with discipline university.

2. Qualifying marks-

For general category, 45%of marks need to score by candidates.

For reserved category, 40% of marks need to score by candidates.

Hope this will help you. Best of luck.



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Sir i have got 48%in graduation.may i do clat.and one side i want to do MBA also but due to less percentage ill not get any govt.clg.

Aditi Garg 1st Nov, 2018

Hi Shambhavi, 

It all depends on your area of interest. Most MBA colleges will require you to have cleared your graduation with atleast 50 per cent aggregate marks. Since you possess less than 50 per cent, you can either go for a third rung college, or consider CLAT if that

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Sir, B.Com 3 year course fee ?

manisha.gupta 31st Oct, 2018


Are you asking for B.com LLB programme through CLAT? If yes then Fees structure varies college. The fees structure varies college to college so if you explain the particular college name then I can help you Better.


Good Luck!

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GOOD EVENING SIR, CLAT APPLICATION FEE FOR SC &ST ?

Karthikeyan 31st Oct, 2018

Hi pannerselvam,

For SC/st caste your clat application form is 3500.after filling the application form you will be required to remit the application fee in online mode.may be credit card /debit /net banking /mobile payment .or anything..it should noted on page...

Thanks.

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