How is the course structure for 5 years law program? What is the minimum CLAT score required?

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Hi Yash, In B.A LL.B and B.B.A LL.B, the first two years have a bend towards subjects of BA, BBA subjects respectively. There is a little touch of law subjects with them. Every subject of B.A or BBA course is taught with a motive to make students understand a lawyer's perspective in it. Both the c

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For BA LLB, it was around 122. For BBA LLB, it was around 120.

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