Which is better: to focus on a single entrance exam or appear for multiple entrance exams to secure a seat in a reputed law college?
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8 years ago
One should first target on one exam, which he or she desperately want. Like in my case, for (3-year course), I wanted DU faculty of law, so I devoted more time for its preparation. Though, I also prepared for CLAT, LSAT, BHU, Punjab University and other few private colleges, as a backup in case I do
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2 years ago
In the tests where 11th and 12th syllabus both are required and If in my preferred test only 12th syllabus is required (like CUET then what should be done then?

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8 years ago
Hi, I would suggest you to appear for multiple exams as the syllabus is the same for all the law entrance exams (except for a few). Also, you should first be sure as to which college is the best and stress more upon that entrance exam. But appearing for multiple entrance exams will give you more opt
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8 years ago
Hello,
My suggestion is that you go for multiple entrance exams as the syllabus is the same for almost all exams. You will have a better chance to score well because of practice and also an option to choose from the colleges.
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7 years ago
As most exams like CLAT AILET Symbiosis, IPU etc. have the same pattern especially, at a UG level. So, you should consider applying for at least more than one exam.

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8 years ago
Hey there,
Well, the entrance exams for law schools have similar syllabus so it's not very difficult to focus as such.
For instance, CLAT and AILET have similar subjects and except the status, GK preparation requires similar focus.
I don't think it is advisable to just focus on entrance but also foc
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8 years ago
One must have options. Go for multiple exams, but not too much as it will confuse you while selecting a college. As the syllabus for law entrance exam is almost same in every college, shortlist some top colleges according to your preference and appear for the exams.
Good luck.
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7 years ago
How is your life in BHU going? I mean merits n demerits of BHU for LLB 5 years?
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8 years ago
Go with applying for multiple exams because keeping a back support is always required as you don't know where you can get selected. It may be a good NLIU or the best private college for law. So, think dynamically.
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