CLAT

CLAT and other law entrance exams typically consist of multiple-choice questions that test a candidate's knowledge, reasoning, and analytical skills. Here's a breakdown of the types of questions usually asked:

English Language

1. *Comprehension Passages*: Candidates are given a passage to read, followed by questions that test their understanding of the passage.

2. *Grammar and Vocabulary*: Questions test a candidate's grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure skills.

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

1. *Static General Knowledge*: Questions cover history, geography, politics, economics, and other subjects.

2. *Current Affairs*: Candidates are tested on their knowledge of recent events, news, and developments.

Logical Reasoning

1. *Analytical Reasoning*: Questions test a candidate's ability to analyze arguments, identify patterns, and make logical conclusions.

2. *Logical Deductions*: Candidates are given a set of statements or premises and asked to deduce logical conclusions.

Legal Aptitude

1. *Legal Knowledge*: Questions test a candidate's knowledge of legal concepts, principles, and terminology.

2. *Legal Reasoning*: Candidates are given a scenario or a legal principle and asked to apply their knowledge to arrive at a logical conclusion.

Quantitative Techniques

1. *Mathematical Operations*: Questions test a candidate's ability to perform mathematical operations, such as algebra, geometry, and arithmetic.

2. *Data Interpretation*: Candidates are given data in the form of charts, graphs, or tables and asked to interpret and analyze the data.

These types of questions are designed to assess a candidate's critical thinking, analytical skills, and knowledge of legal concepts and principles.

Although the admissions requirements can differ every year, just as for the colleges, on an AIR 12015 in CLAT 2024, and a 77% in class 12th Science, you might have eligibility for many colleges under this category i.e. B.Sc. LLB. These are some colleges that may have given you a shot at entry, based on previous years' trends: Free entry to Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, Lucknow - generally not very high cut-offs for B.Sc LLBs.

Chanakya National Law University, Patna - Another good suitable that mostly lets students take admittance at a pretty high rank.

Symbiosis Law School, Pune - Its cut-off will be very high, but some branches of Symbiosis might still work with their final list.

Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar - Well known for different law courses and might go for some admissions in B.Sc LLB.

Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University - Provides B.Sc LLB, and cut off ranks for eligibility sometimes vary almost to being lenient if the student possesses decent academic grades.

Again, this university is about being B.Sc LLB, SUS Kashmir. It can be a close fit according to your rank. .

You might want to check the CLAT 2024 counseling results and cut-offs of all the universities for a more accurate picture of options.

Provided you fulfill the minimum requirements as established by the different National Law Universities (NLUs) in the respective states, you might be potentially eligible for some of these NLUs: Most NLUs select candidates through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for admission. Below mentioned are the eligibility criteria entailed under the CLAT UG:

Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12th or equivalent with no less than 45% marks (40% for SC/ST category candidates).

Age Limit: No maximum age limit for CLAT UG.

Domicile quota: Some NLUs put domicile condition under which some percentage of seats is reserved free for any candidates.

Since you're from Bihar, you will be vying for these all-India seats.