Exam

Hi, Candidates must have passed class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board or institution for appearing in the CLAT exam. So, yes a class 12th pass-out student can appear for CLAT to get into NLUs in India.

Hi, After 12th class, you can give the CLAT exam. You may even take a drop year to prepare for the CLAT as it is one of the toughest exams.

Campus Law Center, DU provides 3 year LL.B. Programme where as NLUs have 5 year integrated B.A. L. B programme. CLC offers traditional law where as NLUs structure is very modern. Class does offer some placements but not as much as the NLUs.

Hi,
1 - Yes you can definitely take CLAT exam after graduation and plus there is no age bar for appearing in the CLAT exam.
2 - Yes there are placements after DULLB, but the ratio is less and a lot will depend on your hardwork.
3 - Ages is just a number friend, I am myself in NLU and I have seen some engineering graduates coming to NLUs. If you have decided and your interests lie in the field of law, then NLU is the perfect place.

Hi, I am sorry, but with this rank, you won't be able to get into any of the National Law Universities unless you have some category reservation.

Admission is based on the marks obtained in class 10+2 and score obtained in Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). Selection parameter and weightage:
10+2 marks - 75%
CLAT score - 25%

Yes, WBNUJS takes CLAT scores for admission.

No, SLSN is a relatively new college like the tier 2 NLUs, however, they have the NLU tag with them. Other than that, SLSN will charge a greater fee.

No, there is no way of getting admission in NUJS or any other NLU without giving the CLAT exam.

Hi arpirant, If you have a good command on the English reading and comprehension then you can easily clear CLAT.
1 - Get used to the exam pattern.
2 - Clear your legal and logical reasoning concepts, and join a crash course preferably.
3 - Brush up yours Maths formulas.
5 - Get your Current Affairs done for the last 4-5 months (80 percent of GK comes from last 4-5 months)
6 - Give one mock a day and analyse your mistakes.