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Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) qualification with a minimum of 60% or an equivalent qualification in any discipline from a recognised board. Admission will be given based either on the Minimum CLAT score 50 or the JLU Entrance Exam followed by Personal Interview.
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There is no such provision where admissions are taken on the basis of Merit in 12th for LAW. Each and every institute has an admission test which it conducts. Once the entrance test is cleared, further admission process is done. Thanks and all the best.
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If not then 5 years Law programmes is what you should go for.
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