School of Law, SASTRA

Yes, you can. In SASTRA, 70% seats for B.Tech course are filled on the basis of JEE Main score along with prior weightage to the marks in 10+2.
30% seats in B.Tech are filled on the basis of merit drawn on the basis of marks in 10+2 followed by counselling. In the case of admission through JEE Main over 70% seats, 75% weightage will be given to JEE Main score while 25% to the marks in 10+2. In the case of admission, on the basis of 10+2 merit over 30% seats, normalized marks of each board will be considered.
Best of luck.

Hi,
Specifically, the admission criterion is not mentioned at the university's website.
I suggest you should contact the university or go and personally meet them.
For more information please look at the link –
http://law.sastra.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=94&Itemid=230

Seat allotment is based on availability of seats at the time of counseling.

It will be informed at the time of counselling.

You may apply without CLAT. Admission is based on merit.

You may apply without CLAT. However, 25% weightage for CLAT will be taken as Nil.

Hi,
CLAT applications process starts in the month of January and closes by March, wherein the exam takes place in the month of May. You can surely prepare for CLAT 2019 accordingly.
Regards.

Hey there.
There is nothing that can be stereotyped on basis of gender when it comes to any field and it's practical implications. A women in field of law is same as a men and same opportunities are available for them.
It is up to a person what he or she wsh to pursue.
Corporate sector has a number of placement opportunities when it comes to law. Every corporate house needs lawyers thus the scope is ever increasing.