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Ayushman Sagar Jha
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CLAT is the exam which is conducted by NLUs and NLUs don't provide 3 year L.L.B. course. There are certain reason why NLUs don't provide 3 year integrated L.L.B!
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rahul r
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CLAT exam is conducted in the month of April/May every year and the same is expected in 2018 as well. CLAT 2018 application forms will be available on the official website from January 2018 onwards. As per CLAT 2018 exam dates, the application process would end in March 2018. Like last year, CLAT 2018 application process would be completely online this year too. Thus, aspirants can register for Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) only on the official website of the law entrance exam. Use the link provided below to read further for application dates and location.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat/application-form
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat/application-form
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Akash Jain
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Dear Vedika,
There is no other criteria. Only CLAT scores are considered. It's just if you are under All India Rank 58-59 you can get admission.
There is no other criteria. Only CLAT scores are considered. It's just if you are under All India Rank 58-59 you can get admission.
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
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There are various law exams other than CLAT like AILET, BLAT, IPU CET SET Law, ISAT, etc. These are some of the best law entrance exams that you should apply for after CLAT.
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Akash Jain
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No, there is no other exam for admission to NLSIU after cracking CLAT.
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
Contributor-Level 6
The LLB degree requires you to have already completed an undergraduate degree of at least three years. As the LLB degree is itself three years long, this would require students to spend six years to get a law degree. The BA LLB/BBA LLB/B.Sc LLB degree offered by most law schools take five years to complete, so students who opt for it save on a year of studying which, believe me, is a big thing. However, I suspect there is an additional reason the NLUs do not offer the 3-year BA degree.
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
Contributor-Level 6
Here is the detailed review on the official website of GNLU:
www.gnlu.ac.in
www.gnlu.ac.in
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
Contributor-Level 6
You can appear for exams like BLAT which is for BHU. It is also one of the best colleges in India. And also there is KIIT (Kalinga) which is free of cost, so nothing will go from your hand.
Just give it a try.
Just give it a try.
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Ayushman Sagar Jha
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In CLAT, there are two types of courses. First one is 5-year BA LLB also known as UG in law. This is generally done after you pass out class 12th and the second one is 1-2 year based LLM also known as Post Graduate (PG) in law. This we do to get the master degree in law after when we are done with graduation (BA LLB or LLB). Also, there is a 3rd type, of course, this is just LLB, it is a 3-year course. This course we do when we have at least a graduation degree with us. BA LLB and LLB have almost the same value. Only the difference is that BA LLB is done after class 12th and the other one, LLB is done after the graduation.
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