Which is the toughest exam to qualify among CLAT and TS LAWCET? Which exam should I take to get admission in a reputed law college?

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Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
Both the entrances have different ends altogether as CLAT lands you in an NLU while the TS LAWCET is meant for law schools in Telangana. Also, when it comes to law schools, NLUs are considered better and in that regard, CLAT must be preferred. However, there is nothing as difficult or easy. Every ex

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Anant Raina
8 years ago
CLAT is considered the toughest amongst the both. You need to appear for the same to get into good colleges.

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Thank you brother.

Sajal Jain
6 years ago
Hi, According to me, CLAT is tough but it will open opportunity to land in 18 NLUs.

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Shriya Chaubey
7 years ago
Hi, Both CLAT & TSLAWCET are equally challenging papers. But the main difference between the two is that TSLAWCET is conducted for admissions for UG law course in law colleges of Andhra Pradesh. And CLAT is conducted by National Law University of India. Though, I feel CLAT will be a better option fo

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Raj shakya
7 years ago
Both the entrances have different ends altogether as CLAT lands you in an NLU while the TSLAWCET is meant for law schools in Telangana. Also, when it comes to law schools, NLUs are considered better and in that regard, CLAT must be preferred. However, there is nothing as difficult or easy. Every exa

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8 years ago
CLAT is the toughest exam.

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