Is it a right decision to take a drop of a year and prepare for CLAT 2017 or is there any other option?

I am going to complete my class 12th with commerce stream without mathematics. I am interested in integrated course of B.Com and LLB but I have missed out CLAT 2016.

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Asked by Sourabh Balwani

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Abhinav Sinha | Guide-Level 11

2016-04-18 18:24:34

Hi, don't lose hope if you missed CLAT as you can apply for some other good entrance tests to get admission this year. I don't think its good to drop one year. You can apply for LSAT India test, ULSAT (UPES Law Studies Aptitude Test), Llyod Law college Admission & Jamima Millia Islamia Law admission

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Kaku Maku | Contributor-Level 8

2016-04-11 11:26:10

so how can i help u

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Kaku Maku | Contributor-Level 8

2016-04-11 11:32:20

yes

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