Should I drop a year for CLAT exam or take an admission in any top private law College?

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3 years ago

Yes, if your aim is the only law and the best law college. So you should drop a year. However, it is not compulsory if you are intelligent and prepared for the Common Law Admission Test, so you don't need to drop a year. The Common Law Admission Test is a centralized national-level government entran

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Dinesh Upadhyay | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

You can explore about good law colleges without CLAT exam like LPU. Also you can explore about the option of 1 year stay if you age.

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