I have not given any competitive exam like CLAT but I want to pursue law. What is the eligibility?

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4 years ago
The national-level Common Law Admission Test (or CLAT is conducted by the Consortium of NLUs for admission to 5-year integrated LL.B. (UG) and one-year LL. M. (PG) courses. One of the main reasons for its significance is that CLAT is the only entrance examination accepted by all 22 NLUs. CLAT 2022 w

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Adv. Ved Vinayak
4 years ago
No worries, these exams are required only if you want to go to the top law colleges of India. Otherwise, check if your desired law course is available at your state university or any college nearby and apply there. Law can be pursued in following two ways: If you've passed your intermediate (from an

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