Hello aspirant,

Many private legal schools, like as UPES, Amity, and some under GGSIPU, Sharda, allow admission based on merit (10+2 or graduation) rather than rigorous entrance exams like CLAT/AILET, but some may have their own exams.

For more information you can visit our site through following link

https://law.careers360.com/articles/law-admission-without-entrance-exam

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No, you generally can't apply for other Symbiosis Law Schools after the SLAT exam results; you must select and pay the separate fees for each SLS/program during the initial SLAT registration, as applications are closed after the deadline and no changes are allowed.

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The online application process for the MHCET Law 2026 will soon start. Colleges that accept these scores will administer the MH Law CET 2026 Exam for admission to 3-year and 5-year LLB programs. Nonetheless, the MHCET Law test dates for the three-year and five-year LLB programs were made

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The University College of Law, MLSU Udaipur, is the main government law college in Udaipur with low fees and decent facilities.
It offers BA LL.B (5-year) and LL.B (3-year) courses approved by the Bar Council of India. Being a government university, the fees are very affordable compared to private

The Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) is conducted by the National Testing Agency for admission to undergraduate programmes, including BA LLB, in participating Central, State and other universities. CUET itself is not a separate “law exam”, but BA LLB admissions are done through specific subject combinations and eligibility criteria defined

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If your CLAT score is low but you scored 84 in AILET , you still have good chances at some law colleges, especially those that accept AILET scores or other entrance exams. Here’s a simple breakdown:

1. NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad – Only accepts CLAT, so low CLAT score

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For Maharashtra CET 3-year LLB, the eligibility criteria for graduation is at least 45% marks for general category candidates.

Since the candidate has 44.83% , it is slightly below 45% , so technically they are not eligible .

However, some reserved categories may have a lower cutoff (like 40–42%).

Hello aspirant,

For MH CET Law (3-year LLB), the minimum eligibility is 45 percent marks in graduation for General category candidates. For reserved categories like SC, ST, OBC, VJNT and EWS of Maharashtra, the minimum required is 40 percent. Since your graduation percentage is 44.83 , you are not eligible