I wanted to ask that I only appeared for CLAT exam and want to take admission i bils. I have scored 92.8 % in 12th . Is ailet necessary?

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Asked by Kritika Dubey
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pradeep kumar
7 years ago
The admission in Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies for BA+LLB program are based on class 12th merit. Hence, here is no needs of CLAT or AILET etc.

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Roshni Choudhary
7 years ago
Hi, Considering that you need to take admission in I will switch and not sure what it is, but I think you are talking about and leave Delhi because you are talking about islands after that so yes if you want to get admission in Delhi is in islands is the only thing that you are required to give I d

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