Which is the best option for BA LLB: take admission after cracking CLAT exam or take admission in the Lucknow University?

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Asked by Rajnish Kumar
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M
9 years ago
If you don't want to skip a year before you crack CLAT then you can choose this alternative. Lucknow University is fairly good.

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9 years ago
State universities are always fine, but NLUs are definitely the best ones. So, try taking CLAT and making it to a National Law School.

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Sutapa Moitra
9 years ago
For law best colleges are the National law colleges of Bangalore, Bhopal, Jodhpur, Delhi and Mumbai. Then, it is NALSAR Hyderabad, Symbiosis Pune and Noida, Christ University, Bangalore, etc. Check Lucknow university's admission criteria - does it accept CLAT or any other format of entrance. Genera

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