I have scored 40% in UG. Can I appear for SET Law?

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    Divya Mishra | Contributor-Level 7

    7 years ago
    Candidates appearing in SET Law SLAT 2018 need to have passed Class 12th or 10+2 level from CBSE or any other recognised board with a minimum of 45%. The candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC categories need minimum marks of 40% in aggregate of the subjects. Aspirants who are appearing for their 12th board can also sit for SET Law 2018. However, they will be required to submit their final marks/certificates at the time of admissions.

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