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Preparing for both board exams and CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) can be challenging, but with good time management and effective study strategies, it's possible to do well in both. Here are some tips to help you prepare for board exams and CLAT simultaneously:
Plan ahead: Create a study schedule that allows you to allocate enough time for both board exams and CLAT preparation. Take into account the weightage of each subject in the board exams and allocate more time for subjects that you find challenging. Prioritize your time: Make a list of tasks you need to complete each day and prioritize them based on their importance. Focus on completing tasks that are due sooner and require more time and effort first. Utilize your time effectively: Look for opportunities to study during breaks between classes, while commuting, or during any other free time you may have. Use study aids like flashcards or audio recordings to help you review while on-the-go. Practice time management: Practice answering CLAT questions within the allotted time to develop your speed and accuracy. This will help you manage your time better during the exam. Seek guidance: Join a coaching institute or seek guidance from a mentor who can help you with CLAT preparation. They can provide you with study materials, tips, and guidance to help you prepare effectively. Stay motivated: Stay motivated by setting goals for yourself and tracking your progress. Celebrate your successes and use setbacks as learning opportunities to improve your performance. Remember to take breaks and prioritize your mental and physical health as well. With dedication and hard work, you can prepare effectively for both board exams and CLAT and achieve success in both.

Hello Gokulrajan, from this year onwards, NTA will decide ranking and cutoff based on percentile and not on raw marks scored in JEE Mains. Hence I feel what you are quoting as marks must be percentile or it must be given separately. For a general category student, your percentile is a bit on the lower side and I am afraid that it would be tough to get admission in any NIT. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about predicting your college once you input percentile. I would like to advise you that please appear once again for JEE Mains that is going to be conducted in the month of April to improve your percentile. Link: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.
Best wishes to you.

Christ Academy Institute of Law, Bengaluru is affiliated with Karnataka State Law University. And, as per the KSLU admission process, the admissions to the first year of the 5 year BA LLB integrated course, in all colleges under the jurisdiction of Karnataka State Law University, is strictly based on merit, based on the marks secured by the candidate in the qualifying examination.
Eligibility criteria: - 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized Board with a minimum of 45%marks in aggregate (40% marks for SC/ST candidates.)
Age Limit: For General Category -20 years and for SC/ST and OBC Communities -22 years.
Further application forms are available at the Christ Academy office or Download from ww.iesonline.co.in
Hence, there is no any entrance test for BA LLB course.