Law Entrance Exam

Hello Komal,
Greeting of the day! Thank you for choosing or thinking of the Galgotias University for your further studies. Yes you can get your admission in Galgotias University as you are not good in quant section.
You can go ahead with the Galgotias University for pursuing the Law course. For further queries, please feel free to ask me.
Thank you.

It would be difficult for you to get a National Law school with this score. I suppose you must have appeared for other law entrance exams also like AILET, SET, MHCET, BLAT and HPNLET, so look upon them and be cautious during the counselling procedure.
Good luck.

It depends upon your marks as well as your determination to clear CLAT. AIR 1 of CLAT 2015 was a drop out which is a clear example that even if you fail to give your best in the first attempt, you still have time to crack CLAT.
Good luck.

Definitely, you have all the chances to get admission through CLAT.
You should have filled the form and appeared for the examination and should have got respective marks according to the cut-off that comes after the results are out.

All top NLU are govt colleges and you have to appear for CLAT enterance to be eligible for admission.
The admission is strictly based on merit of CLAT score. Minimum qualification is 10+2 with atleast 45% and maximum age should not be more that 20.

CLAT provides admission to only 16 govt law colleges.Rest Law colleges take up students through different procedure.
There are another law exams like , LSAT which provide admissions to 5 year law programs in other govt. and private reputed colleges. Individual Universities like BHU conduct their own entrance test (BLAT) for the course.Likewise many other colleges have their own admission procedure.It varies greatly.

It's not necessary to take up tuition for CLAT preparation. You can do self study and strategies your preparation accordingly but for the sake of guidance you can join a coaching center. Also it's important that you should be well verse with the format of question paper to plan your studies.
Good Luck!!