How do I get a good law college with a poor CLAT score?

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Unfortunately, you cannot get a 'good' college with a poor CLAT score if you are only looking at colleges where admission is through CLAT. To cast a safety net, it is advisable you site for entrances of other private colleges (like Amity, Jindal, etc. ). As well in order to secure admission in a goo

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Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
Hello, Well, a poor CLAT score would not necessarily be detrimental to you. You may get a lower NLU. Also, there is nothing good as such. It depends on you. How well you study after getting into a college shall be defining your future. Also if not an NLU, there are other institutions providing 5 yea

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Mishika Singh
8 years ago
Unfortunately, you cannot get a 'good' college with a poor CLAT score if you are only looking at colleges where admission is through CLAT. To cast a safety net, it is advisable you site for entrances of other private colleges (like Amity, Jindal, etc.) as well in order to secure admission in a good

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