In which law college can I get admission without taking CLAT exam? Do we need to pay Rs. 50,000 after qualifying CLAT to secure a seat?

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Yes, you can take admission in 3 years LLB course without having to appear for entrance exam. There are colleges who offer admission on the merit basis. LLB is a 3 years long course which has started to be replaced by BA LLB course which is 5 years long. Most colleges these days are preferring to o

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