If you have got compartment in any of the paper of 12th boards, then you are not eligible for Clat examination. Because atleast 45% marks is required to give this examination and since you got compart, the question of percentage will not rise. However, if you cleared your compartment exam,,

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If someone wants to be a part of Judiciary system he/she needs to do a degree in law. It doesn't matter whether one wants to serve as a Lawyer or a Judge, one needs to successfully obtain Law degree as a regular student. More information about the various career

Dear Jigyasa, until you reach the counselling phase and you are joining any college, you don't need any original certificates. You can upload a copy of your educational documents. You haven't mentioned what you are studying in private college but ideally you can request the Authorities for certificates for counselling

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https://clatconsortiumofnlu.ac.in/eligibility.html

Eligibility criteira for CLAT 2019:

As regards minimum percentage of marks in the qualifying examination (i.e., 10+2 or an equivalent examination), the candidates must have secured:

Forty five percent (45%) marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories
Forty Percent (40%) marks or

Hii Neha, thank you for contacting CAREERS 360,as you are planning to do bcom honours from graphic era University if you will get admission without mathematics there will be an issue that while doing graduation in bcom honours you wilk get subject in your semester having mathematics as a subject

The fees payable fall into three categories: annual fees; one-time fees; and deposits.

Annual Fees

Tuition Fee: Rs. 85,000 p.a

Halls of Residence: Rs. 18,000 p.a

Mess Advance: Rs. 15,000 p.a

Other Fees*: Rs. 40,500 p.a

One-Time Fees (to be paid only at the time of admission to the I-year)

Hello Gurmeet,
LLM is a master degree in Law with a specialisation in a particular area. For this there are various specialisations offered by different universities. But it is not necessary that, the one in which you are interested to do specialisation is offered by all the universities for duration. 

Hey Rasika.

 The amount of marks that you would require to score in CLAT for a fair chance of admission in NLU Mumbai cannot be accurately predicted at all.

In the previous year the marks required for admission in top NLUs were around 150+ but it changed to 130+ marks

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The cut off rank for admission in Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai was a rank of 503 in the year 2018. In 2017 the cut off for admission here was a rank of 478. Hence you would require a rank around this range estimately for a fair chance of