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5 years agoGuide-Level 12
A. Why do I want to do LAW? B. Is it really the field that interests me? C. What can be the deriving force that can help me sail through Law Schools 5 year journey? CLAT gives you an opportunity to study the discipline of Law. Law, as a subject, cannot be studied in isolation. It is connected with other disciplines of studies like sociology, psychology, philosophy, etc. It helps you develop a different perspective about things. You probably start questioning your own believes. This doesn't only restrict to your academic sphere. But, it extends to the things you w
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Pass / fail concept is not applicable in CLAT because if you do not secure a rank to qualify for the 2600+ seats, you simply do not make it to an NLU. For most students being successful in CLAT means securing a seat in the top five National Law Schools in India, which has a total of less than five hundred seats. When you prepare for CLAT understand why you want to pursue it. Once you are sure of your goal, use all the help you can get (study materials, mocks, books, old question papers) and then put in hard work to get into the top 5 NLUs. Most of the colleges or universities that offer courses in law have their own entrance examinatio
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