Should I pursue after giving CLAT or without giving CLAT? Which option is better?

255 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Mohit Jain
5 Answers
S
9 years ago
Definitely appearing for CLAT is a better option as top law schools only consider admission through CLAT .So give it a try, in case you do not succeed, then get admission in some other college to pursue law.

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D
9 years ago
Greetings. Appering for clat can Result into experience of law and questions relation to it. You can also get direct admission such as Chandigarh University is giving direct admission. Kindly visit www.cuchd.in for more queries.

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CLAT is the most preferable option in recent times because you'll get top national law schools located at strategic areas where you'll have an advantage of getting good internships and exposure. You can appear for other entrance exams also.

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U
9 years ago
With CLAT, you can join some of the most sought after colleges of the nation. CLAT is obviously a better option.

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ANUJ KARNATAK
9 years ago
You should give CLAT for better options. Even if you did not appear for CLAT or didn't get selected then also you can take admissions in private colleges and do well.

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