If you are preparing for CLAT then the exam preparation can also help you about MH CET law. I would suggest to practise with previous year papers & the books you can prefer Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning- By RS Agarwal, Universal guide to LLB Exam, Pearson GK Module, Monthly

Hello Jhilmit,

You asked for AIBC Model Paper. First of all, I believe that you have made a little mistake. It must be AIBE Model paper you are asking for. AIBE is basically All India Bar Examination conducted by Bar Council of India. For more information regarding AIBE, the following

Hi Archit, thanks a lot for your question.

There are 20 NLUs in India. While 19 of them accept CLAT score, one - NLU, Delhi - conducts its own entrance exam known as AILET.

Just like IITs and IIMs the quality varies immensely within the 20 LNU. To get an

Attending classes not only helps you stay regular with your studies but also helps increase your professional productivity level. Thus in my opinion even law students should have regular classes so their studies are not hampered or lost among other day to day tasks.

I mean wife's of air force personnel can do law course or not

BHU offer undergraduate law programme, It has its own entrance test BLAT. As per the eligibility you should have minimum 50% in your class 12th board as a General Category. The application form is expected in the month of February, 2018. To check the complete information you can go through

Hi Aishwarya, 

CULEE, which is an abbreviation for 'Christ University law entrance exam', is the exam conducted for admissions to BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes offered at Faculty of Law, Christ University. In other words, CULEE is the way to get into Christ University's law school (they call it

It would be better if you could share which particular exam you want the papers for as there are many entrances available like CLAT, AILET, BLAT etc. Also, I would suggest you to download the sample papers from below link as per your requirement -

Law Sample Papers

Good Luck!!!!

Hello Rita, as you asked about sec.10 of CPC which says that No court shall proceed with the trial of any suit in which the matter in issue is also directly and substantially in issue in a previously instituted suit between the same parties and further so  as you asked

Dear Pallepriscilla Rajani,

Thank you for asking a question. Yet it seems that the question is incomplete.

If you cna send the full question, it'll be a lot easy to answer the same.

Look forward to your interesting question.

Thank you.