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Cut off for 2018 and 2019 were around 72 for General category, considerably lower than previous years. 62-63 for and candidates  and 45-50 for PWD .

To get admission in this college you need to score minimum marks i have mentioned through your category .

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For CLAT,  Mathematics comes under Quantitative Techniques section. And this section includes short set of facts or prepositions, graphs, or other textual, pictorial or diagrammatic representations of numerical information followed by a series of questions. You need to apply 10th standard mathematical operations on ratios and proportions, basic algebra, mensuration

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Books for CLAT:

1. Word Power Made Easy

2. Butterworths.

3. Analytical Reasoning

4. Verbal Reasoning

5. Manorama Year Book

6. India Year Book

7. Universal’s LLB Entrance Guide

Books for AILET:

• Lucent General Knowledge
• Manorama Book
• Pratiyogita Darapan
• Universal Guide to CLAT & LLB Entrance Examination
• Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning by RS Agarwal

Books

Dear aspirant,

If you already filled the form AILET 2020 then you dont need to apply again. To get admission in NLU, Delhi you you are required to give AILET only.

AILET is held once a year for admissions to the 5-year comprehensive (BA LLB) and LLM legal programs offered

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To do an undergraduate course B.A LLB a candidate appearing for class XII boards or equivalent in the month of March / April 2020 are also eligible for AILET 2020. The candidate must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in the qualifying examination. Please click the below link to

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You have to take out time to prepare for entrance exam. First priority is 12th board so whenever you are in class, focus on what your teacher is teaching and make notes. when class finishes, follow up your note and if you get doubt then ask your teacher next

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First I would suggest you to join a good coaching for CLAT preferably, to ensure that you understand the concepts of legal reasoning properly, and you have a good teacher or a senior in law school, who can help you clear your doubts in reasoning. Give at least 25–30