How can I get admission in a government law college without taking CLAT exam?
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Great interacting with you. There are a number of colleges that take admission directly and those are usually below standard. If a student decides to take admission to a law college through CLAT I assure that to be a greater and better option. CLAT happens to be a significant criteria to choos
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9 years ago
There are some state govt. law colleges, taking their own entrance tests like Mysore University and Utkal University. You can apply for them. But I think the last date for application was 30th June.
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