What is the process of getting admission in a university through CLAT after graduation?

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The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), is an all India entrance examination, conducted on rotation by 17 National Law Universities (NLUs) for admissions to their Under-Graduate and Post-Graduate degree programmes. The 17 participating NLUs in the order of their year of establishment are: National Law

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Both formats have their advantages. Institutes like T.I.M.E./CLATPREP, Law Prep Tutorial and CLAT Wallah offer classroom and online access, letting students combine in-person interaction with online flexibility based on their schedule.

Batch timings vary by institute and change with each admission cycle. Aspirants should confirm current weekend or flexible-batch availability directly with the institute before enrolling.

Compare faculty background, batch size, mock-test volume and teaching format before choosing. Visiting the institute and checking past student outcomes can also help build a stronger CLAT preparation plan.

Most institutes do not publish success rates independently. Aspirants should ask each institute directly for past selection results and NLU placement data before enrolling.

Institutes offering online and correspondence formats, such as T.I.M.E./CLATPREP, Law Prep Tutorial and CLAT Wallah, generally suit working professionals better. These formats let students attend classes without a fixed daily schedule.

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