Law Entrance Exam

The university will be taking admissions on the basis of only one of these exams which is most probably CLAT. Go through the prospectus of the college to know more about the admission procedure. https://www.shiksha.com/college/university-institute-of-legal-studies-panjab-university-chandigarh-4378

Yes, CLAT is the only way and thus compulsory to get admission in any NLU.

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The application form was facing some technical issues till January 1. But, now LSAC has rectified the issue. You can proceed to fill the application form. Also, watch the video on 'how to fill ISAT India 2020 application form' without errors.

CLAT is compulsory only if you want to get admission in 5yr integrated programme in nlus. NLUD although conducts its own AILET exam. CLAT score is also approved by many pvt. Colleges, so it is beneficial to give.

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The best coaching academy for CLAT is Career Launcher. You can also purchase the comprehensive CLAT preparation books from any book store.

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Though the exact pattern is not out yet but I can give you a rough idea, quantitative will not be more than 10 marks, legal aptitude will alone form 50 marks, logical reasoning could be around 20, english again forms a major part and can be around 30 to 40 and rest would be GK around 30 marks or above, the pattern changed last year so it is difficult to predict, but the pattern will be revealed in the CLAT 2020 brochure.

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If you have passed 12th then you are eligible. Although exact information can be revealed only through the brochure which is to be come. But clear your subjects to be on safer side.

Hi,
Though the exact pattern is not out yet but I can give you a rough idea, quantitative will not be more than 10 marks, legal aptitude will alone form 50 marks, logical reasoning could be around 20, english again forms a major part and can be around 30 to 40 and rest would be GK around 30 marks or above.

Yes, legal aptitude is the part of CLAT (BA+LLB) entrance exam syllabus. The legal aptitude section comprise the following.
1. Study of law
2, Research aptitude
3. Problem solving ability
4. Questions based on hypothetical situations.

Now the registration will be in year 2020.