How can one get admission through the NRI quota in CLAT colleges?

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3 years ago

NRI applicants should keep the following points in mind before applying for the CLAT exam: 1. The sponsor has to be a first-degree relative of the applicants. 2: The sponsor has to reside abroad as a non-resident Indian. 3. If the student has no parents or near relatives, he or she needs to be a l

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Dinesh Upadhyay | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

You can mention it while applying online And contact the particular colleges for detail rule.

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