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Is CLAT compulsory for 3yrs LLB course in Government Law College, Madras?

Asked about Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Chennai - Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)

Presently I am pursuing my final year of B.A. Political Science degree course at Madras Christian College. I would like to join the Government Law College of Madras located in George Town, Parrys, in the upcoming academic year (2022), so I would like to know if CLAT is very compulsory or...?

0 158 Views | Posted 3 years ago
Asked by Jeffy Fernando J

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    PIYUSH MUDGIL Student of Political Science. | Contributor-Level 6

    2 years ago
    CLAT is only necessary for 5 Years integrated BALLB course and 2 Years LLM course.
    For Government Law College, Madras you should have to visit their website and check which Entrance Exam score they are considering.

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