It depends on you. If a general idea or a trick to be followed is to be given to you, then I'll personally recommend you to initially mark only the answers that you are confident with. If you've prepared sincerely enough for the exam, I guess around 120-150 such questions will surely exist that you'll be able to crack quickly. Well that gives you around 360-450 marks in a jiffy. Now the competition begins. You've to be very smart now. You can start using your time on questions that you can think harder, solve harder and try to reach out to answer. You can also use the method of eliminating the options and then choosing the one left. Some smartness you can use and go on for answering around 20-30 more. So even if 13 out of 20 are correct, that gives you a advantage of 13*3 - 7+1 = 32 bonus marks. So you can try out such permutations and combinations in the examination and then figure out the best for yourself.

Refer to the site for more details..

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-klee

Best wishes. Thank you.

Basically Cutoffs are pretty volatile in Nature. It changes every year as it is dependent upon various factors like, Number of Students appearing for the exam, difficulty level of the paper, etc.

But in general if you consider previous year cutoffs then you can get CSE, but the chances are pretty less, in Guntur Campus.

Nearly 32000 Students appeared for the exam last year and 5500 got admission while the closing rank was around 6500 for CSE.

All the best!!

hi,

L university has fees waiver scheme based on kleee or jee main + 12th score, however fees structure is different for different stream and fees waiver is varies course to course, since you did not mention any particular course name, I suggest you to follow the below link to know more details,

https://www.kluniversity.in/sships1.aspx

Hello,

Clat syllabus has changed from this year, number of questions have come down from 200 to 150, the question pattern still be that of 12th standard, but comprehension based questions will be asked from quantitative section, english,current affairs,deductive reasoning and logical reasoning.

Syllabus of KLEE includes that of General Knowledge, Arithmetic and Mental Ability, General English and Aptitude for legal studies.

CLAT is conducted on a national level while KLEE on the other hand is a state level exam, hence the difficulty level of CLAT is more to that of any other exams.

Hello,

Lockdown will continue till May 31, 2020.Public transport services in some places have started and even few special trains have started so if situation gets normal after the current lockdown public transport will start their service in all parts. So you can travel and the exam centers are only in cities of Kerala so you are left with no choice either you have to attend or not. You will be safe if you take some sfatey precautions

Hello,

The examination centers for KLEE LLM are in Kerala only.Exam is going to be conducted on August 10, 2020 tentatively.So there is lot of time and by that time public transport services will be resumed.You need to take some safety measures like wearing masks and social distancing yourself while you are travelling all the way from Delhi to Kerala so that you don't contract virus.Even the number of passengers in a single coach are reduced our government is taking such safety measures.

Hello student, Kerala law entrance examination is an examination for 3 years LLB or 5 years integrated LLB courses in Government law colleges and some other colleges of Kerala. just after filling the form there should be a confirmation letter to check your KLEE application was successful or not. Otherwise you should have received email from their official website of confirmation. If you have still doubt then you should go to their official website and directly call to the customer care.Hope this will help you

Hello Aspirant,

You need not to worry for this issue. As KLEE for 5 year LLB program is going to conducted in mid-June and centres of KLEE are only in Kerala but now due to exceptional circumstances so many exam conducting boards have provided the facility to choose their examination centre in their own district.

As transport services are being resumed gradually so now you can travel from one state to another but in case of Delhi, borders have been sealed so the examination authority would take some decision for candidates like you also.

For more details about KLEE you should refer to the link given below :-

https://law.careers360.com/exams/klee?utm_source=google&utm_medium=kg

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

KLEE LLM is scheduled to be conducted on August 10, 2020.The application will be available online from June 23, 2020.Once the application is available you can apply for it.So you need to wait until then.

You can see the relevant information and important dates by clicking the link below

https://www.cuchd.in/student-services/transport-facility.php