Is CLAT compulsory for BA LLB admission at RV University?

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No, appearing for CLAT is not mandatory for BA LLB admission at RV University. Valid score in SLAT is also accepted for admission. Students can also get admission on the basis of merit in last qualifying exam if they score minimum 70% in Class 10 and Class 12.

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Yes, but only if you are eligible for both. You can prepare the overlapping areas together. These include comprehension, current affairs, and reasoning. NLSAT needs extra essay and written-answer practice, while CLAT needs maths practice and timed MCQ drills.

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