What should I do? Should I drop a year for CLAT, go for 3-year law course or join any private university for an integrated law course?

I was planning to join a crash course for CLAT preparation after my boards but due to some reasons, I will not be able to give CLAT this year. I am interested in pursuing BBA-LLB integrated course.

137 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Deval Misra
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Sutapa Moitra
9 years ago
Hi, Integrated law course like BA LLB / BBA LLB is better as it saves a year. You can prepare for CLAT and appear for the entrance in the same year. Dropping a year for CLAT might not be a good idea unless you are sure if you can work hard for the preparation. So, work hard and try to crack it down

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