Can I get B.Com LL.B. at Institute of Law, Nirma University with 75 percentile in CLAT?

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Nirma University is located in Ahmedabad. The nirma University is a research oriented University. It is a private university but an not for profit. The campus of the  university is full of greenery and the university is well-equipped with all the infrastructure, sports, academic cultural and other a

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