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Shantanu Chatterjee

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To secure admission to LPU's law program using your CLAT score, you must meet the specified cutoff marks determined by the university for your desired course. Please note that cutoff marks fluctuate annually, influenced by factors such as applicant volume, exam difficulty, and seat availability. For the most precise and current information, I recommend visiting the LPU official website or contacting their admissions office directly. Moreover, you have the option to take the LPUNEST exam to secure scholarships and gain entry to your chosen course.LPU's law program is highly regarded and designed to provide students with a solid legal fo
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Shailja Rawat

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As per the NLU Delhi BA LLB (Hons) AILET 2024 cutoff, the AILET  score for general category in 2024 stood at 71. The score for the same category and course stood at 106 in 2023 and 86 in 2022. Based on this trend, it can be said that getting a score between 80 and 90 would be good enough.

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Manish Jaiswal

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Hello greetings!Yes, the registration for CLAT 2025 has already started! The application process opened on July 15, 2024, and the last date to submit applications was October 15, 2024. The admit cards were released on November 15, 2024.The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) is responsible for conducting the CLAT exam.For more accurate and the latest information please visit their official website or by contacting the admission office. It is imperative to follow all the guidelines to get the accurate information.

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Veerraj Sen

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The CLAT cutoff for OBC category candidates has ranged from around 90-160 marks in recent years, depending on the NLIU, the exam's difficulty, and the availability of seats. For top NLUs, the OBC cutoff is typically in the range of 120-160 marks, whereas mid-tier and lower-tier NLUs have a slightly lower cutoff.To stay updated on the cutoff trends for CLAT 2024, make sure to check the official CLAT website once the results are released.

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Veerraj Sen

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The CLAT cutoff for OBC candidates generally falls in the range of 100-170 marks depending on the NLU and the year's exam difficulty. For top NLUs, you will likely need to score between 120 and 160 marks, whereas for other mid-tier NLUs, the cutoff could be slightly lower, ranging from 100 to 130 marks.Make sure to check the official CLAT website after the exam for the the latest cutoff details and keep track of updates regarding the counseling process.

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Veerraj Sen

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No,  CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is not required to secure a job in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) unless the specific PSU job you're interested in requires a law degree (such as legal positions or management roles where legal knowledge is important).For general PSU jobs  (engineering, finance, HR, etc.), CLAT is not required.For legal positions in PSUs, a law degree is necessary, but you will need to check the specific PSU's recruitment process to see if they require CLAT or conduct their own exams for legal roles.If you're aiming for a legal position in a PSU, a law degree (and potentially CLAT for LL
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Yash Kumar

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Yes, you can get admission into the BBA LL.B (Hons) course at Gujarat National Law University Silvassa without taking CLAT exam through the Management Quota but the fees will be higher for those Management quota seats.

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Yash Kumar

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If you wish to pursue law after 12th then you should give  law entrance exams like CLAT - National level law exam which is required to get admission in any reputable law college.State law CET - State-level law entrance exam which gives you eligibility to get admission in law colleges of that particular state. Example - MAH Law CET of Maharashtra. LSAT - Some law colleges give admission based on the LSAT entrance exam.

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Aadi Riti

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The full form of CLAT is the Common Law Admission Test. CLAT is a centralized national-level government entrance test for admissions to 22 national law universities in India. Most self-financed and private law schools in India also use these scores for admissions to the law.

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Addanki Pavan

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UGC-approved colleges in West Bengal accepting CLAT include WBNUJS, Kolkata, for integrated 5-year law programs. Private institutions like Amity University, Kolkata, also consider CLAT scores for some law courses.

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