Law Entrance Exam

TOEFL is a standardized test for english language proficiency for universities abroad. CLAT is an indian entrance test for law admissions so there is no similarity as such.

Dear Kavya,
No one can guarantee about score in entrance exams .I'm not saying that you will not be scoring more than what you have but the only thing is it's not guaranteed so as per me instead of dropping a year you should go for graduation in eco or so and then after 2nd year prepare for Clat again.and graduation in eco+ llb is considered valuable.
Or the other option is you should go for some other college with your current clat score.
All the very best

CLAT Eligibility: Candidates should have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate
Examination (10+2) or its equivalent
examination with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of SC/ST and persons with Disability). Candidates appearing in the
qualifying examination can also appear provisionally.

The scope for choosing law as an option is very wide. By getting a seat in top law colleges that to NLU gives you a wide option. during your final year of BA.LLB many law and corporate firms give u a placement (the best the brand NLU the high package) or u can practise after Your LLM

Pattern of Exam
The CLAT is an objective type examination of 200 marks. Each question carries one mark. The duration of the examination is of two hours. Out of the 200 marks, the subject areas with weightage are as the following:
English including comprehension – 40 marks;
General knowledge and current affairs – 50 marks;
Elementary mathematics – 20 marks;
Legal aptitude – 50 marks
Logical reasoning – 40 marks.

Nirma univesity takes LSAT exam score into consideration

yes kurukshetra university is very good for BA llb
it's faculty is very good n twice in a week students are given activities in which they have to take place in a case n fight against it

CLAT is a Common law admission test required for admission to law courses in india. You may find all details here.
https://clat.ac.in/

Hi,
You have to recheck whether its a raw score, scaled score or percentile rank and then find out the colleges where you can apply. Check here for how to interpret your score card:
https://7sage.com/lsat-score-percentile-conversion/

Dear Ritwima,
CLAT is conducted once in a year and for this year exams are done, now it's in next year forms will be available in December-2016.
Good Luck!