Getting into NLUs is my dream and I decided to drop 1 year to prepare for the same, Is it a right decision?

I am a class 12th (PCMB) student.

258 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Bhaswati Dhal
3 Answers
Vidura Arya
8 years ago
Hello, That's a good question Bhaswati. Most students prepare for CLAT in 2 years ( class XI to XII). And since you are a PCMB student I am assuming you took coaching for science. Dropping a year is risky but can prove to be right if you are deadsure about your goal. Some students take a crash cour

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Sajal Jain
7 years ago
Hi! its totally depends upon your interest if you want to make career in Law and want to work in corporate sector then please go for CLAT and if you will get top 5 National Law University then its good for you because you easily get Corporate job further if you want to make career in Litigation as

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Saranya Mishra
8 years ago
In my personal opinion, it does not make sense to drop a year for CLAT to just prepare. If you are so interested, prepare well in the first go itself during the summer break post exams.

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