Is it true that in Amity Law School Mumbai, I don't have to undergo the selection procedure if I have secured 80+% in 12th standard?

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Asked by Bavishi Kush
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vaishnavi shukla
7 years ago
Hi Bavishi, Yes, students securing 80%+ aggregate in class XII (CBSE/ISC/state-boards of 2017/2018) are exempted from the selection process. Selection will be only on the basis of Amity application form. Direct admission is not applicable at Jaipur campus. The same is mentioned on the official web

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