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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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My dear candidate, I'm glad to have you. There is no minimum or maximum age to apply or take the CLAT. Foreign nationals, NRIs, OCIs, PIOs, and OCIs can all apply for or take the CLAT. Candidates from the general category must have at least 50% in their qualifying exam scores, while those from the reserved category must have at least 45%. CLAT UG eligibility requirements:
Qualifying Examination: must have graduated from a recognised school with a class of 12
Age Limit: There is no maximum age. Minimum Marks: Must have had an overall grade point average of at least 45%. For the CLAT PG:
Must have passed the LL.B. From an accredited univers
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Dear candidate, You do qualify for the CLAT UG, yes. CLAT UG eligibility requirements: Qualification Test: must have graduated from a recognised school with a class of 12 Age Limit: There is no maximum age. Minimum Marks: Must have had an overall grade point average of at least 45%. The Consortium of National Law Universities anticipates opening CLAT 2023 registration in the near future. CLAT 2023 Exam Date have been released before by CNLU. The date of CLAT 2023 is December 18, 2022. The 2022 and 2023 exams will be administered together for the first time.

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CSE is difficult to get. However Mechanical, Civil and Electrical can be the options.

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You have given your 100 percent but be confident that you will get selected. Don't doubt on yourself.

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Hello Muskan, When you apply for a UPSC exam, it doesn't really matter what field of study you have, therefore you can choose any course for your UG programme. It is important that you have a degree and that you perform well on the exam. Consult the NCERT texts of geography, history, and civics from classes nine through twelve as you get ready for the test. To pass the exam, read at least two newspapers every day and sign up for the mock test series.

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The Birla Institute of Technology and Science is responsible for one of India's top engineering entrance exams, known as BITSAT. Admission to three BITS Engineering Institutes in India is based on BITSAT scores. You ought to be pretty familiar with NCERT if you did a good job of preparing for your boards. When it comes to how it approaches individual questions, BITSAT differs significantly from JEE. The NCERT principles you used are the exact emphasis of BITSAT. Very few questions are based on ideas that are not covered in the NCERT. The BITSAT does, however, include several features that make it different from other exams, such as a c
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I can relate to and share your anxiety over being accepted into your preferred branch of study at an NIT. The percentage that the nationality testing agency has designated as the cut off for your category is 67.0090297, which you have shown in the enquiry as your ranking under the OBC NCL category. I'm confident that you are aware of your percentile and can therefore determine for yourself if you qualify for admission. You can only apply for admission if your percentile is higher than this.

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