If I skip CLAT 2026, am I still eligible for taking admission at Chandigarh University for law?
Yes, you can skip CLAT 2026 and you are definitely eligible for the law admission at Chandigarh University. You only need to clear the University entrance exam called CUCET. Well, it is mandatory for your admission: If you score well in CUCET, you might get one of those scholarships that bring down
Yes, dude, there is no need to worry if you skipped CLAT 2026 exam, definitely you are eligible for taking admission at Chandigarh University for law, you just need to pass Chandigarh University's entrance exam i.e. CUCET - This test is mandatory for your admission. If you score well in CUCET then y
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Yes, candidates who have registered for the CLAT exam can access the sample papers through their login credentials.
The practice the sample papers of CLAT released by the consortium follow these steps
Go to consortiumofnlus.ac.in
Login and click on attempt sample paper
You will now see instructions on your screen
Read the instructions and click on Start Mock Test
Attempt the question paper
Yes, students can take admissions to BITS Law School without appearing from CLAT exam. BITS Law School admissions also conducts its own entrance exam called BITS Law Admission Test. Shortlisted candidates need to appear for Personal Interview rounds for admissions.
To check the merit list for NLU Silvassa, students can refer to the list of pointers below.
- Go to the official Consortium of NLUs website.
- Click on the CLAT OPTION in the top-right corner
- Scroll down to the notification section
- Check the merit list for all courses at the UG and PG levels.
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