What is the selection process for B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and what is the minimum CLAT percentile required?

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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

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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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