There are 5 sections in CLAT. You need to cover all the syllabus.
 English include Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension, Grammar
 Reasoning: Logical & Analytical
GK: Static as well as Current Affairs
Maths: Arithmetic, Basic Algebra & Geometry (Mainly Mensuration)
 Legal Aptitude: Indian Polity, Law of Torts, Contracts, criminal.

Here are some

Hi,

CLAT eligibility criteria is minimum 45% marks for general and 40% for SC and ST in 12th exam.

for any other information you may refer this link (https://law.careers360.com/articles/set-law-eligibility-criteria)

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To complete the application process, the candidate must submit the registration fees. The CLAT application fee is Rs. 4,000 (Rs. 3,500 for SC and ST candidates. Candidates can submit their application fees online mode, using net banking, credit card, or debit card options.

Hi Anupa Bogan

I am glad that you relied on us for the notifications and at the same time I am happy that you are looking forward to appear in CLAT 2018. Coming to your query, we will definitely notify you on all information on CLAT. However, the university has

Hello Krishna !

I am really glad to see your interest in pursuing Law as career. To answer your query, for General and OBC candidates, it requires minimum 45% marks in aggregate of the Class 12th Board Exam. But for SC and ST candidates, they need to score at least

Hi Kevin Mathew

I am glad to inform you that there is no age bar for appearing in CLAT exam. According to March 3, 2017 Supreme Court's order, any law aspirant can fill the application form at par revised CLAT eligibility criteria. There is no age bar for CLAT application

There are many coaching or Institute for CLAT course but here are some of the coachings name you can prefer given below:

Career Launcher

IMS

Please let me know if you have any other query.

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dear student,

you should check last yrs cutoff....i know it vary year to year.but according to me you willl get a rough idea about the score

you can go through this link:

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

hope this may help you...