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CLAT 2017 was conducted on May 14 by Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna. CLAT is held each year on a rotational basis by the National Law Universities (NLUs). Please see: https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/clat-2017-cut-off-blogId-12552

After BA LLB, you can become a Solicitor or a lawyer in consumer, labor, taxation, banking, trademark and patent, criminal, civil etc.
After LLB, you can also take magistrate exam or you may apply in law firm as an associate.
You can also be an consultant in banking, office, etc.

The cut off of the CLAT 2017 is mentioned on this link: https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/clat-2017-cut-off-blogId-12552

There are two things that a law student seeking to pursue journalism must keep in mind. First, expressing ideas and opinions, or the reporting of facts that is required of a journalist is rather different from the kind of legal writing that law students are apt to be used to.

No, the entrance exam is as per the directions of the Bar Council of India. The exam is not CLAT rather it is called law CET conducted by Mumbai University which will take place on a different date. The date has not been announced yet you may visit www.mu.ac.in for date and further announcement.

Yes, after qualify CLAT exam, you can get admission in National Insitute of Law.

Bar Council of India does not recognise any distance learning degree and in fact there was long tussle between students and UGC in one side and bar council other side. Bar council has clearly mentioned and specified LLM through distance learning is not eligible for reaching position in bar council approved colleges.
Madurai Kamraj, Pune University and Annamalai offers LLM in distance mode.

Hello Devanshish,
It's nice to know about your dream of becoming a lawyer. It's really great. With huge unemployment after engineering and an enormous cost of medical education, law is the best option. These days five years integrated law courses are running. Almost every state has started conducting the entrance exam.
Best wishes.

Criminology is the study of the law enforcement and criminal justice system. A person looking for a career in criminal justice will very likely first seek to earn a criminology degree.

Please see the link: https://www.shiksha.com/law/articles/clat-2017-cut-off-blogId-12552