I have got 79% in 12th with PCM. Am I eligible for CLAT and ISAT?

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Saket Raj Sahu
6 years ago
Hi Shashank, CLAT Eligibility: Academic Qualification A candidate must have secured minimum marks required in 12th standard, as per the category to which s/he belongs: For Unreserved /OBC /Specially Able Persons (SAP) and other categories -A minimum of 45% marks required. For SC/ST Category -A mini

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8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for both CLAT and ISAT, and if you score well in either of them, you'll have an opportunity to study at the best law schools in the country.

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Selvamani Ramanathan
8 years ago
Yes, you are eligible to write both the exams for the percentage you have secured in your class 12th. The minimum requirements for CLAT is that candidates should have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination (10+2) or its equivalent examination with not less than 50% marks in aggregat

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Ive passed in 5 subjects but failed in 6th which is math but my overall percentage is 73 and I'm a pcm student do I have to give my maths exam again or am I good to go.

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