Can I clear CLAT after completing hotel management? What is the eligibility criteria of the same?

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9 years ago
Definitely, you can since the age bar has been lifted from CLAT in 2016. You need to have 60% in 10+2 boards or equivalent, at least. Good luck!

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I love that tough word mam. Being honest I was not interested in studies earlier but now I wanted to. Don't judge me by my earlier marks. Guide me for the best path.

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