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.

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Asked by Deval Misra

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    Sutapa Moitra Working for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy | Guide-Level 14

    7 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 the same year. Besides, CLAT is for all the entrances of law colleges like CET, SET, etc. Even if you fail to get into a top NLU there are many other good government and private law colleges.

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