Can we give CLAT instead of BHU-UET BA LL.B? Does BHU consider CLAT marks?

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Asked by Olivia Paul
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Abhishek Vikram
2 years ago
Hi there, No, you will have to appear for the entrance that BHU conducts I. e. BLAT. CLAT scores do not make you eligible for admission in BHU.

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Sonia Verma
8 years ago
Yes! Of course, you can give CLAT entrance exam instead of BHU LL.B. It is also a most aspired law entrance exam to get admission in the reputed NLUs all around the country. Here is the CLAT exam notification 2018: http://www.clearlawentrance.com/p/clat.html You can fill the CLAT application form 20

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