Law Entrance Exam

I'd suggest you to go and visit the campus once as it's 5 years of your life. But, if you're asking about the overall view of the college, it's still up and coming private university.

You can apply for both but only one will be considered for your admission.

Mostly, law entrance forms start coming out from November. So, be on the lookout on the official website.

Hi there,
In order to prepare for law entrance exams, you need to have a good hold on subjects such as English, Mathematics (10th level), General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning and basic law such as law of torts contract crimes and constitution. Indian politics would also be of great help. You may buy study materials from coaching institutes such as Clat Possible or Career Launcher or may join any one.

Hi there,
Well, admission in many private colleges is available directly on the basis of your 12th percentage. Thus if you did not appear for LAWCET then you may take direct admission.

1050 rank was the last rank as far as I know.

Hi Alok, Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor
Thanks.

None of the University of India will offer LL.B. Without CLATand it is compulsory to give CLAT to pursue LL.B.

Hi there,
With that rank, you can't get any NLU under general category. Also, even under reserved category you won't be able to make it. As the clat allotment rank closes way before it.