What is the selection process for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and what is the minimum CLAT percentile required?
The selection process for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) varies by college. Most colleges consider entrance exam cut-offs for admission.
The CLAT cut-off for 2024 is expected to be:
Top 3 NLUs: 100–105
Top 5 NLUs: 90–95
General category: 95–100
SC/ST and OBC categories: 80–85
The selection process at Chanakya National Law University is completely merit based. It states that one has to pass with 60% and above in their 10+2. Also, the cut off for CLAT i.e. the entrance exam percentages varies according to the categories: OBC:75-70 ST:65-70 SC:65-70 EWS:60-65
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No, GLA University, Mathura BA LLB (hons) admission is not based on CLAT-UG scores.
Candidates can only apply for this course by appearing in GLAET and following interview round.
There is no rule that allows candidates with valid CLAT-UG scores to skip GLAET and appear for PI round directly.
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GLA University, Mathura has not mentioned CLAT-UG as an accepted entrance exam for BBA LLB (hons) admission. Only GLAET has been mentioned as the acceptable entrance exam for BBA LLB (hons) course.
Yes, candidates can get admission in BA LLB at Silver Oak University without CLAT. Admission can be offered based on merit in Class 12. Candidates need minimum 45% aggregate in Class 12 or equivalent from a recognised board to be eligible for admission.
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