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How to apply for clat , and what is admison charge?

Anonymous 30th Jan, 2018

CLAT Application form is already out you can apply for it.

Last date to apply for the application form is 31st March, 2018. 

For general category application fees is Rs. 4000

 

In order to be eligible you should have passed 12th board examination under the 10+2 school board examination securing

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How can i be updated about the forms of different colleges for 3 yr llb

manisha.gupta 30th Jan, 2018

There are many colleges or universities for 3 years law programme. Here are top universities like University Delhi, BHU etc. which has its own entrance exam. You can stay tuned with our articles regarding its application form.

Or you can tell me which particular college or university you are interested.

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I passed my LLB (3 years course) with 49.08% marks from Delhi University. I belong to ST category. Am I eligible for CLAT exam?

Anjalika soam 11th Mar, 2018

candidates who wish to appear for CLAT post graduate course need to score at least 55% marks and those who belongs to SC,ST and other reserved categories had to score minimum 50% marks in their final year of LLB degree programme to be considered eligible for the CLAT 2018 PG

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I am about to complete my graduation from delhi university in July 2018. Where can I apply for law enterance

Anjalika soam 12th Mar, 2018

After graduation you can apply for various enterance exams, then after qualifying the same you can get admission in a top law colleges:

some of the enterance exams are :

  • common law admission test (CLAT) and is conducted for 18 NLUs.
  • LSAT INDIA (law school admission test)
  • AIBE (all india
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Sir, I graduated in 2015. Can I give 2018 DU LLB exam?

Anonymous 30th Jan, 2018

Yes, you can appear for DU LLb exam.

According, to the eligibility criteria you should secure a minimum of 50 per cent marks in the qualifying degree-level examination in general category. 

 

To check the complete eligibility criteria you can refer below link

DU LLB Eligibility Criteria

 

Good Luck!!

 

 

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Hello,can I apply for BHU LLB with 49.8% in 12th and 67% in graduation?

Yashul Gupta 2nd Feb, 2018
Hello there.
BHU doesn't provide any information regarding 12the class marks. It only asks for 50% marks in graduation. So your 12th class marks doesn't matter.

You're eligible.
For any other query feel free to revert back!
Good luck.
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What % in 12

Satakchi sinha 31st Jan, 2018
DU provide 3 year LLB programme in which graduation percentage matter.There is no mention or eligibility requirement relating to 12%.
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Sir my question is whether single sitting BA from osmania university is eligible for LLB of APLAWCET . Thanks in advance

Sona 11th Mar, 2018

Hey Panguluri.

Its great that you are going for law after graduation. Osmania University is a recognized university but one sitting degree exam is not approved for any higher education. For higher education minimum 3 years degree is mandatory.

On the basis of your qualification, you can apply for second

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if somebody is failed in 11 so he is eligibkle for the exam or not

Aishi Adhikari 30th Jan, 2018

Hi,

Glad to hear that you have interest in law but there are eligibilty requirement that need to be fulfilled for appearing for examination of law, but if you could specify as to which particular exam of llaw you are looking for then it would have been easy for us

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Im pursuing for tubms, Im eligible to apply exam?

Aishi Adhikari 30th Jan, 2018

Hi,

Glad to know that you have interest in law, kindly elaborate your question so that it would be easy for us to anwser your query more appropreitly. For CLAT exam you need to pass 10+2 for more infromation you can refer to this link https://law.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/clat-sample-paper-and-answer-key-official-2017.

Thank You

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