I have 82% in my 12th boards (CBSE) and secured 28.25 marks in CLAT, will I get admission in sastra?

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5 years ago
It is not possible to get seat with your score. You can have a try as statistics vary every year. But please have a choice of another college. So that you will be in right way. Wish you luck

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How many seats are there for B.Com, LLB/ BA, LLB/ BBA, LLB in SASTRA.

pradeep kumar
5 years ago
As per the admission criteria, 25% and 75% weightage will be given to CLAT and 10+2 marks respectively, because 75% weightage is given to 10+2 marks here, So chances of getting SASTRA are good enough if SASTRA is not fixing any minimum cutoff marks criteria.

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