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Saharsh Panjwani
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I wouldn't outrightly say that it's difficult but a bit like the CLAT exam, an applicant has to be very aware of the time while attempting the paper. You can have a look at the past year question papers for more information.
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Saharsh Panjwani
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If you're going to give the entrance exams this year, forms for ISAT, LPU, UPES and Christ are still open but I do suggest that you give CLAT next year if you can as it's the biggest law entrance exam in India atleast at a under graduate level.
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Aman Kumar
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Hi,
You will not be eligible as the minimum eligibility criteria is that the candidate should be a graduate.
You will not be eligible as the minimum eligibility criteria is that the candidate should be a graduate.
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8 years agoIs there any negative marking in law entrance exam of Army Institute of Law? I am a student of 12th.
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Aman Kumar
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Hi,
There is no provision of negative marking in AIL LET Army Institute Of Law entrance exam
Please refer the following link for detailed syllabus. https://www.shiksha.com/college/army-institute-of-law/exams/amp/ail-let/pattern.
There is no provision of negative marking in AIL LET Army Institute Of Law entrance exam
Please refer the following link for detailed syllabus. https://www.shiksha.com/college/army-institute-of-law/exams/amp/ail-let/pattern.
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Aman Kumar
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Hi,
If you plan for dropping a year for CLAT, you can take admission in B.A. Course as a backup. If you clear the exam you can leave the current B.A. And pursue BA/ BBA LL.B. from any college.
If you plan for dropping a year for CLAT, you can take admission in B.A. Course as a backup. If you clear the exam you can leave the current B.A. And pursue BA/ BBA LL.B. from any college.
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UMANG MEHTA
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Pursue the 3 year LL.B. course from any private institution. That will serve the purpose. No need to appear in the competitive exam.
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SOUGATA MITRA
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Both are divergent from your B.Tech though, getting a professional degree may help.
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