I didn't get any NLU via CLAT. Where to get admission to study law as BALLB in a private law university? I want to prepare for UPSC.

I didn't get any NLU. I'm a PCM student and want to prepare for UPSC & study law via BALLB. But I'm very confused now. Where should I go for the study? I mean which city & in which private law university? I'm from Bihar & you know Bihar's environment is not good for study.

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Vaishnavi Shukla | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

Hi Shubham, It's okay even if you didn't get any of the NLUs. There are many private institutions that you can join, one being Symbiosis law school, Pune. As I'm already a part of the institution I know that they also provide training to students who want to go for UPSC. Apart from this, there are

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Vaishnavi Shukla | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

There are many other colleges apart from Symbiosis University that you can apply to where you can prepare for UPSC, as well. So, you can get a good study environment there is the Nirma University in Ahmedabad-Gujarat, which takes the CLAT score very seriously. There is Bangalore Institute of Legal S

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