CLAT

Eptitude, one of the best online coaching for CLAT brings you a complete online preparation program for CLAT and other law exams.They give their students the same experience which is available to a classroom student. Their topic wise practice, CLAT mock test series, followed by CLAT previous year question paper with answers constitutes their CLAT study material. The video lectures run in perfect with the study material to produce best possible results.

You don't need to opt for CAT exam if you want to study law further. After completion of 12th, if you are thinking for law, you may take admission in law school or private university for integrated course BALLB/BBA LLB. It depends that you are want a top law school then you need to sit for CLAT which will be conducted in the month of May. Apply for it and start preparing now to get into National Law University. All the best!
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NATA is for architecture, while CLAT is for law. Choice is a personal one. Best to take an informed decision. If need be take professional career guidance/counselling.

Yes, cut-offs are indicators for NLU admissions.

The most common options have been GLC and ILS. However, they also require one to clear MHT CET exam now. In private, there is Symbiosis, UPES, etc.

No, BBA does not have legal reasoning.

It is also imperative to be a top scorer since it is the most sought after NLU.
Do self-study or join a coaching class.
Preparation time is based on personal aptitude, may vary from 1-year to a 1-month crash course.

In my personal opinion, it does not make sense to drop a year for CLAT.

For admission to NLUs (except NLU Delhi) - CLAT, NLU Delhi - AILET, for most Maharashtra colleges like ILS and GLC - MHTCET and for Symbiosis (all branches) - SET.