With 88 CLAT score, which private college can I get?

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shallu bishnoi
8 years ago
Hello Aspirant, You can get enrolled in many colleges as the opportunities waits for you. 1. The best option would be Nirma University 2. Then there is Alliance School of law 3. Asian Law College 4. Amity School of Law – It also provides a great opportunity for law students and also provides sch

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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
There's no chance for Nirma University, Ahmedabad, or NMIMS KPMSOL, Mumbai. You can apply to other private colleges. The list of private colleges that accept CLAT score is available on clat.ac.in

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