I failed in one of the subjects in 12th but I passed it after a few years and want to do law, will it be possible or not?

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Aanchal Aggarwal
7 years ago
Hello, Its is a bit difficult but you can give national level entrance test to try your luck. All the best If you find this helpful do give an upvote.

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Shalaka Singh
7 years ago
Hi Nayan, You will have to check guidelines of all the specific colleges because many premiere private colleges don't accept students who haven't cleared class 12 at one go. In CLAT, as per now you can appear but you will have to keep an eye if they change their guideline.

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7 years ago
Hi, Please confirm the college in which you wish to apply for better understanding. Admission process differs for every college. Thanks.

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