I need to pursue LL.M but my average percentage in LL.B is 54%. Am I eligible to give CLAT for LL.M?
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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 minimum of 40% mar
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6 years ago
Surely, attempt CLAT for LLM. The only requirement for CLAT LL. M. is a prior graduate law degree with 55% marks.
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7 years ago
It depends from where you want to pursue your LLM. It depends on the university's norms.
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8 years ago
Yes, you can surely attempt CLAT for LLM. The only requirement for CLAT LLM is a prior graduate law degree with 55% marks. So, unless you belong to some reserved category, you aren't eligible.
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