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Jyotika Agarwal
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As per the exam analysis and feedback from students, the CLAT 2023 cutoff is likely to go slightly high as the exam was easy to moderate. Top cutoff will remain between 98-100.
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Jyotika Agarwal
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There are many top colleges that offer LL.B. Taxation like NLSIU Bangalore, NLU Delhi, Hyderabad and Chandigarh University.
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Jyotika Agarwal
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B.A. LL.B. Is a professional course and also a 5 year long. So, on campus degree is a better option. But there are many colleges in India that offer distance education such as IGNOU ILS and many more.
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Aayush Godara
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There are many websites where you can predict your college and rank. One of them is Shiksha itself.
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Aayush Godara
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There are many websites where you can predict your college and rank. One of them is Shiksha itself.
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Aayush Godara
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There are many websites where you can predict your college and rank. One of them is Shiksha itself. Try typing & CLAT rank college predictor.
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Aayush Godara
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It would have different lists on the basis of ranks, categories and colleges.
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Aayush Godara
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You should have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with a minimum of 45% (40% SC/ST category) and a valid CLAT score. That's it.
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Aayush Godara
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Yes, you can. In many colleges there is a system of lateral admission, for that you may need migration Certificate. For further information you should talk to the college in which you are going to take admission.
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