Is CLAT examination compulsory to join BBA LLB in VIT Law College? If yes, what is the minimum cutoff required?

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VIT Law School is commonly known as VITSOL and this institute was brought into existence in legal studies by the year 2014. Law school aims to impart a high standard of education in the legal studies field and to nourish the mind of young minds with legal knowledge. This Law school is approved by th

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