NLU Delhi (NLUD) - National Law University

AILET exam mainly requires time management. Write mocks frequently. Focus on GK and Reasoning. It is important that you must know your weakness and work hard too in that subject. Don't try to attempt all, select questions and try to solve maximum, and mark the rest casually.

Hello Vikrant,
1) Attempt previous year sample papers.
2) Know the updated pattern of CLAT.
3) Give online or offline mock tests.
4) Analyze your strengths & weaknesses.
5) You need to put more work into the legal section.
6) Practice your shortcuts well and be clear with all fundamentals.
7) Remember the larger goal- Not only clear CLAT but excel in it is the target you have to achieve.
8) Don't get nervous and anxious. Keep your mind stable.

Hi, these are some reputed law colleges in India. And I think you should concentrate more on getting high CLAT scores to get admission in these top colleges. They provide the best of placements. So when you get a good job placement, you automatically upgraded to higher salary packages. Normally a fresher gets a pay package of Rs. 25000/- to 50000/- as starting depending upon which firm you joined and your college.
So good luck. Stay focused. Thanks.

Dear,
According to me you should complete your integrated programme and obtained experience in the same then take decision accordingly.
In law domain, you have to invest again approximately 2 years to establish your name and experience after your 3 years of LL.B programme. Choose your way after checking every factor.
All the best!!

No, you cannot do that. If you don't have time to prepare then take admission in any college and prepare along with the college. Even though it is difficult but then it will save your year future.

NLU - Delhi is the new university and it will take some time for the university to have brand value equivalent to Faculty of law, DU.