Should I drop 1 year for CLAT coaching after 12th and then do B.Sc LLB from a college or should I first do B.Sc then CLAT coaching?

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8 years ago
These days an integrated course like B.Sc LLB is more common and popular among graduates having said it does not mean you cannot do you B.Sc and LLB courses separately. You should keep in mind that CLAT mostly offers integrated course and not LLB. You'll be better off in preparing for the DU entranc

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8 years ago
I would not suggest you to pursue B.Sc and then appear for CLAT as dropping a year would not be a good option.

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Should I join a coaching institute for CLAT and then pursue B.Sc LLB?

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