Heyy Rupanjana Mitra.....

The CLAT PG exam can only be given by those candidates who have either passed out their bachelor's degree in law currently in the final year of their bachelor's degree. As you are in the fourth year of your degree you won't be eligible to apply. You can definitely apply next time when you are in your final year.

Hello! AILET 2019 will be conducted in offline mode on May 5, 2019 from 10:00 am to 11:30 am. NLU Delhi will administer AILET 2019. Apart from the topics in the LLM syllabus, candidates will also be required to write an essay on the given topic. Questions will be of objective-nature where the candidates will be required to choose one option out of the four options given.

AILET PG Exam Pattern 2019 is as follows -

• Exam Mode: Offline
• Exam Duration: 1.5 hours
• Language: English
• Types of Questions: Objective type
• Total Marks: 150
• Number of Questions: 150
• Marking Scheme: 0.25 negative marking

AILET 2019 Syllabus for BA LLB programme

AILET Syllabus 2019 for LLM Programmes

All the best!

Hello Annette,

The candidates who apply for GATE have almost always set their eyes to get the PSU of their choice. The major eligibility criteria that is necessary to apply for the PSU recruitment through GATE 2019 is having a valid GATE score. Regular PSU Recruitment through GATE 2019 can be expected for companies like HPCL, BPCL, ONGC, PowerGrid, IOCL etc. Candidates appearing for GATE 2019 can check the details of PSU Recruitment through GATE 2019.In most cases, GATE scores are used for shortlisting but in some instances they are used for direct recruitment. This solely depends upon the PSUs and you will have to check each one to know the selection process. However, a personal interview and in some cases a group discussion are the screening tools used for PSU recruitment through GATE. If you wish to get further information, you can check out the link below. Good Luck!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/psu-recruitment-through-gate

Hi Mohan,

LLM post graduate course is offered by various Government colleges in India. The duration of the course is 2 years where the examination is taken semester wise. The eligibility criteria are 55% aggregate in Bachelor's course either in social science or law. The average cost is 1 to 6 lakhs and the annual expected income is somewhere near to 2 to 30 lakhs. The required to write are CLAT, AILET, and LSAT.

CLAT is usually taken by candidates to get into undergraduates courses ad into LLM courses. The test is of two-hour duration. The registration for CLAT is open till 31 March, with exam being held on 12 May. 

CLAT Cutoff 2019 determining factors:

It will be also based on the CLAT MERIT List. The CLAT Committee will release the cutoff of CLAT 2019 keeping certain factors in mind such as -

The number of candidates appearing for CLAT 2019

The number of seats available

The number of qualifying candidates

Previous year cutoff

The various Govt. colleges offering LLM courses are:

National Law School of India University, Bangalore

               LLM Human Rights Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats:  15

               LLM Business Law: INR 1.26 L p.a.

Available seats: 35

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NLU, Delhi

               Cost: INR 2.12 L p.a.

Available seats: 70

The CLAT cut off of past year: 66

NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

               Cost: INR 1.08 L p.a.

Available seats:  50 seats

The CLAT cut off of past year: 130-135

Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur

               Cost: INR 1.34L p.a.

Available seats: 60 seats

National Law University, Jodhpur

               LLM Corporate Law: INR 1.82 L p.a.

               LLM Intellectual Property Rights: INR 1.82 L p.a.

CLAT cut off of past year: 343-346

Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar (Also known as GNLU)

               Cost: INR 1.80 L p.a.

               Available seats: 60

CLAT cut off of past year: 453-459

These are the top 6 Govt. colleges to go for more information, you can click on this link.

(https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-government-law-colleges-in-India)

Hope this answers your doubt. Have a good day!

Dear Pratikshya,

Some of the best books for CLAT PG 2019 are - 

• Rainmaker AIBE study material.
• AK Jain LLM guide book.
• Universal's judicial service guide book.
• Quantitative aptitude by RS Aggarwal.
• Arihant's fast track objective arithmetic.
• Magical book on quicker maths.
• Class notes by Rakesh Yadav.

Regards

Hello Taniya,

Yes, work experience is must here. You should have at least 2 years of full time experience in the field of law. If you are a general candidate then the age limit for you is 30 years.You need a bachelor’s degree in Llw (LLB or equivalent) and should have secured 60% marks.

Hope it helps.

Thank you :)

Hello Gayatri,

There are so many books of different publications available in the market. So, you have to choose the best books among them. It will help you so much. In order to know the best books name and more about them, please go through the link given below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat-2019

Thanks for query on this platform, you may visit again for further queries.

All the best.

Hey Swapna.

According to the ONGC Recruitment from CLAT, the eligibility criteria laid out is that you need to have a 3 year or 5 year integrated law degree from a recognised institute by the Bar council of India. You need to score a minimum aggregate of atleast 60% in your LLB degree to be eligible for ONGC Recruitment through CLAT. As your aggregate is 56% you don't seem to be eligible for this.

Best of luck