I have got 75 marks in CLAT. Can I apply at RNB Global University directly for law? How is it in terms of placement and faculty?

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Hello Muskan RNBGU has MoU with CLAT office for using CLAT score for Admission in RNBGU Law Programs. You can apply directly for law. Students with good score in CLAT / ISAT are exempted from Merit Ranking and are directly called for GD/PI. RNBGU integrated law programs are recognised by the Bar Cou

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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
Talk to university authorities, and apply if you like University, because with 75 CLAT score, you will not get any NLUs and top private colleges. You have to select private colleges carefully, they are like mushrooms.

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