Law Entrance Exam

Admission to BA LLB and BCom LLB at Chandigarh University does not mandate appearing for CLAT 2026. While CLAT scores can strengthen your profile, the university's own entrance process through CUCET serves as the primary admission route. CUCET also provides access to scholarships based on performance. This system allows students flexibility in choosing their admission pathway while ensuring merit-based evaluation and quality legal education standards.

Yes, you can join an LLB programme without CLAT at many law colleges in Mumbai. The most common entrance exam is not CLAT, but MHCET Law for 30+ government colleges in Mumbai. Find more about them below. 

1. K.C Law College 
2. Government Law College, Churchgate
3. JCCL

Note: All info. is from official sites and can change. 

The candidates who have registered for the AIBE exam will require following details to access the admit card-

Login ID and
Password to access the AIBE hall ticket.

No, the exam pattern of AIBE did not face changes this year. The exam will be held for 3 hours duration. Candidates will be asked 100 MCQ based questions. 

No, students do not need CLAT exam score for admission into BA LLB programme. The college offers merit-based admission based on score in Class 12. The students who score atleast 45% marks in Class 12 are eligible to apply for this course.

Yes, you can absolutely get admission to law college without taking the CLAT exam by applying to private colleges with direct/merit-based admission, taking state-level entrance exams, or appearing for university-specific tests like SLAT or AILET for other colleges. Many colleges base admission on Class 12 marks or graduation scores.

Yes, you can find some good private law colleges in Chandigarh that do not necessarily require CLAT scores for LLB or related programmes. For instance, you can check Chitkara University's BA LLB course, which has merit-based admissions. without an entrance exam. If you are particularly looking for an LLB in Chandigarh, you will find private law colleges like Chandigarh University, which has a separate entrance test, CUCET Chandigarh University. 

The Consortium of NLUs will conduct the CLAT Exam in offline; pen and paper mode. The exam will be conducted from 2 to 4 pm. 

The CLAT 2026 exam will be conducted in over 129 test centres spread across 87 cities in 25 states and 5 union territories throughout India. The exam, conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities, is a pen-and-paper-based test, with these numerous centers providing extensive access to law aspirants nationwide.