I want to give CLAT. What should I do after 10th?

73 Views|Posted 8 years ago

4 Answers

Sort by:

Answered by

6 years ago

Hello Arjav Candidates applying for B.A. LL.B.Com LL.B. And B.Sc. LL.B. Programmes need to qualify 12th board examination under 10+2 school system. Candidates needed to score at least 45 percent marks in aggregate of the subjects appeared in the 12th board examination Thank you.

Upvote

Answered by

Aneesh Ram | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

Enroll yourself in coaching class or through online take promt decision on the stream you wish to pursue in high school and also make sure you spend apt amount of time to pursue CLAT.

Upvote

Answered by

Lalit Bhandari | Scholar-Level 16

8 years ago

Hi Arjav, Educational Qualification - Candidates applying for B.A. LL.B.Com LL.B. And B.Sc. LL.B. Programmes need to qualify 12th board examination under 10+2 school system. Candidates needed to score at least 45 percent marks in aggregate of the subjects appeared in the 12th board examination. More

Upvote

Answered by

Pushpendra Sharma | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

Firstly, you complete 10+2, then prepare for CLAT. It will be better to join any good coaching. You must score at least 45% in 10+2.

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

When is NIRF Law Ranking 2026 expected to be released?

Akanksha

Ministry of Education can release the NLUs NIRF Ranking soon on its official website. There is no time line announced by the ministry in this regard.

Which NLU is ranked number 1 in the latest confirmed NIRF list?

Raj Shukla

NLSIU Bengaluru, which has held the top spot in the Law category every year since NIRF introduced it in 2018.

Is the NLUs NIRF Law Ranking 2026 out yet?

Vipra Sharma

No, the NIRF Law Ranking 2026 will be released soon by the Minsitry of Education on its official website.

Which stream should I choose after Class 10 for CLAT and a career in corporate lawCommerce or Arts?

Swati Pandey

Choose Commerce if you want an early foundation in business and finance for corporate law, or Arts (Humanities) if you prefer subjects that align closely with reading comprehension and current affairs for the CLAT exam.

Both streams make you fully eligible for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and

Syed Aquib Ur Rahman

Yes, CLAT is not required in any law college in Ludhiana. Entrance exams for law admissions are based on state and private university levels.