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jyoti goel
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I will advise you to visit their site. Only the official website will be able to give you the best information which will be accurate and authentic.
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Neha Batra
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Yes, you can get admission next month. Work hard as it is a great course.
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jyoti goel
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you can get your answer through the following
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Soni Aggarwal
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Hey, you may check the link to know
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
Guide-Level 14
Hi Gayathri,
The admissions to all law colleges in India are based on entrance exam (as per bar council's guidelines). You have to appear for Register for entrance and appear for the exam. All the National Law University's admissions are based on CLAT score. Top private colleges accept ISAT Scores. CLAT & ISAT exams are over already. If you have not appeared for any entrance - then no chance in getting admission in government law colleges. However, almost all the private colleges conduct their own entrance exams as well. The registrations are still on.
The admissions to all law colleges in India are based on entrance exam (as per bar council's guidelines). You have to appear for Register for entrance and appear for the exam. All the National Law University's admissions are based on CLAT score. Top private colleges accept ISAT Scores. CLAT & ISAT exams are over already. If you have not appeared for any entrance - then no chance in getting admission in government law colleges. However, almost all the private colleges conduct their own entrance exams as well. The registrations are still on.
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