Can a student with a low CLAT 2026 score still secure admission in Chandigarh Universitys law programs like BA LLB or BCom LLB?

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    Answered by

    Virender Mehta

    a month ago

    Absolutely! A low CLAT 2026 score does not affect your chances of getting admission to BA LLB or

    BCom LLB programs at Chandigarh University. The university follows its own entrance process called

    CUCET, which is mandatory for all applicants. Your admission is based on your CUCET performance

    and 10+2 marks, so students who did not score well in CLAT still have a clear pathway to join the law

    programs.

    This approach allows students from all backgrounds to pursue legal education without being limited by

    national-level exam scores. Moreover, performing well in CUCET can also make you eligible for

    merit-based scholarships, which helps reduce fees.

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  • B

    Answered by

    Barinder Singh

    a month ago

    Chandigarh University does not consider CLAT scores as a criteria for accepting applicants into their Integrated Law Programmes. The admission process to all Integrated Law Programmes at Chandigarh University is based upon the results of CUCET (Chandigarh university common entrance test), and any student that meets the basic conditions of holding a valid Class 12 Certificate with the appropriate percentage and does reasonably well on the CUCET test will be able to obtain a spot in the integrated law programme, regardless of how poorly the student did in their CLAT exam. Bottom line, the student's performance on CLAT will not determine

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