Does Amity University Mohali consider CLAT scores between 75% and 90% for BA LLB?

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Amity University Mohali has a special direct admission category for the BA LLB program. Students scoring between 75% and 89.99% in CLAT can apply this way. This specific policy is designed for the Mohali campus. It helps talented law aspirants find a spot based on their exam rankings.

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