Law Entrance Exam

The eligibility criteria of CLAT-2019 is 10+2 with 45% of aggregate marks and 40% for reserved categories. Candidates those are appearing in April/May -2019 can also apply. There is no upper age limit for CLAT-2019. Hence, if you are meeting the above eligibility criteria than can apply.

Yes, you can fill the form on the basis of 12th appearing, no such issue will arise.

Faculty of Law, DU
Symbiosis Law College, Pune
Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat
Government Law College, Mumbai
ILS Law College, Pune
BHU Law College, Benaras
University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad
Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Maharishi Dayanand Law College, Jaipur
Chandigarh University, Chandigarh.

There are various books like Eastern Book Company and Universal. You may refer to either.

Best to visit or call NUJS or write to them regarding the query, since the institute is in the best position to answer your query.

The following are the help desk numbers as under for registration related queries to CLAT-2019.
1. +91 97415 21069, 94825 67257 (Bengaluru)
2. +91 84807 18979 (Odisha)
3. Email : clat2019@nls.ac.in
4. Website: clatconsortiumofnlu.ac.in
10:00 am to 05:00 pm on all working days.

Yes, AILET is compulsory to get in NLU Delhi and on the other hands CLAT is basically conducted to get in all remaining National law University, so you can't go in NLU-D through CLAT.
AILET is scheduled to be conducted in May month.
All the best and start preparing. Thank you.

As per the latest notification of 2019, IPU CET law is merge with CLAT. So, from this year for taking admission in IPU colleges, you have to sit for the exam CLAT. So, on the basis of your rank, college will allot to you accordingly. Before this year, IPU CET law was conduct separately but not now
hurry up start preparing for CLAT.
All the best.
Thank you.

NLU never offer 3 year course. It is better you can apply for LLB from DU, because it save your 2 year. If you want to go for NLU, it will take 5 years for you to complete your graduation.

Hi!
its totally depends upon your interest if you want to make career in Law and want to work in corporate sector then please go for CLAT and if you will get top 5 National Law University then its good for you because you easily get Corporate job further if you want to make career in Litigation as well as in Judiciary then join any local college and make your career starting going into Lawyers chamber and gain practical experience of court room which is no one is going to teach you in Law School. So if you already made your mind set for corporate law then only go for NLU otherwise its not worth it. All the best :). .