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

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

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

Hey Vijaya Laxmi.

No, you cannot fill the CLAT PG form. CLAT PG is an entrance test for admission in masters in Law courses. The eligibility criteria to pursue this course is that you require a Law degree. Hence If you want to pursue Law then you can take the

As per your marks your predicted gatte score will be 450-490. The NIT you will get as per your category are

NIT Srinagar

NIT Agartala

NIT Manipur

NIT Andra Pradesh

NIT Patna

Hope this helps,thank you

Hello Veena Gv...

Sorry you dont have any chance to change the application form once submitted,but you have chance to submit the new application with new id,again you have to pay the application fee.

All the best

Thank you

Hello Ambuj,

The list for number of the seats alloted and vacant seats are issued by different univeristies separately. But still for further detailed information you can check out the link below by Careers360 which will help in answering your doubts. Good Luck!

 https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-seat-allotment

Dear Pratishta, for pursuing LLM through CLAT, the basic eligibility criteria is that you should possess a Bachelor's degree in Law with a minimum aggregate of 55% and the  degree of Law Programme needs to be approved by the Bar Council of India. And then there is a 5% relaxation