Which entrance exam can I give for LLB if I have not appeared for CLAT or any other exam? I want admission in Asian College of Law.

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Adv. Ved Vinayak | Contributor-Level 9

3 years ago

ALC Admission Test (ALCAT), which will be administered by Asian Law College, is required of candidates seeking admission to BALLB and LLB degree programmes at Asian College of Law,. Candidates must take it and pass with a certain score. Exam results from the CLAT and LSAT in India are also recognise

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Ishaan Mahajan | Beginner-Level 5

3 years ago

Applicants seeking admission in Asian College of Law to LLB degree programs need to appear and achieve the score in the ALC Admission Test (ALCAT) to be conducted by Asian Law College.

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