What is the full form of CLAT?

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    Paramjit Kaur | Contributor-Level 8

    4 years ago
    CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. It's a National Level Entrance Test considered for admission to UG and PG Law programmes offered by many universities. It's conducted one time in a year.
    Most of the colleges/ institutes/ universities consider the rank of CLAT for eligibility as well as scholarship purpose. For your information, Lovely Professional University (LPU) considers CLAT rank for offering scholarship benefit to the students. For admission purpose, there is a requirement of CLAT rank.
    For more details, you can refer the university website.
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    Prachi Sharma | Guide-Level 13

    5 years ago
    CLAT stands for Common Law Admissions Test. It is an all India entrance examination conducted by the National Law Schools/Universities for admissions to their under-graduate and postgraduate degree programmes (LL.B & LL.M).
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    Raghav Sharma | Guide-Level 11

    5 years ago
    Common Law Admission Test.
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    Namratha Sagire

    6 years ago
    The full form for CLAT is Common Law Admission Test.
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    deepinder Singh

    6 years ago
    Common Law Admission Test. It is basically an entrance exam to make a career in the law field.
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    Nitin Vij | Contributor-Level 9

    4 years ago
    * CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and one can apply for the same post completing his/her 10+2. It is a national level entrance exam for admissions to candidates in undergraduate and postgraduate law courses offered at 22 NLUs and other colleges/ universities accepting exam scores. It is conducted on a rotation basis by 19 national law universities of India. CLAT exam is conducted once in a year and so your preparations must be good enough to clear the same in the first attempt only.
    * Most of the Colleges/ Institutes/ Universities consider the rank of CLAT for eligibility as well as scholarship purpose like Nirma Univer
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    MANISH AGGARWAL | Contributor-Level 7

    4 years ago
    *The full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test.
    It's a National Level Entrance Test considered for admission to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programmes. After 12th, you can apply for CLAT entrance exam. It is conducted once a year.
    Lovely Professional University (LPU) considers CLAT rank for offering scholarship benefit to the students.
    *This is to further to inform you that admission for the session 2020-21 has already begun through online mode.
  • Dear Student, the full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test. This is the common entrance examination for the national law universities of India. It is an online objective type test and last date to submit online application for year 2016 is 31st of march. The test is to be conducted on 8th of May. For Knowing more details about syllabus and other attributes, you can visit http://www.lawentrance.com/clat.html
    Lovely Professional university is offering courses in law. We offer integrated programmes of 5 years - B.Com, LL.B.(Hons.), B.A.,LL.B.(Hons.), BBA,LL.B. (Hons.). The eligibility for these programmes is "80% in 12th (any stream)
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    Ridhi

    a year ago

    The full form of CLAT is the Common Law Admission Test.

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    Manvi

    a year ago

    The full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test.

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