Can I join Faculty of Law MIT WPU without CLAT for LLB?

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Yes, you can join the Faculty of Law at MIT WPU for the LLB program without taking CLAT exam . The admission process allows candidates to apply through various entrance examinations , including:

-> MIT-WPU UGPET

-> MHT CET

-> CLAT

-> LSAT

if you have taken any of these exams ,including CLAT,you can skip

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