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

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You can apply for B.com LLB 5 year course in individual colleges according to their dates which you will have to ask in the respective college office. It is likely that the process would begin by March- April. As I am unaware of your choice of college, I

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Visit the link below to download previous years question papers-

https://law.careers360.com/download/clat-pg-sample-papers-previous-years

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It doesn't matter as long as there is no spelling mistake in the name written. So, it's up to you, but one thing keep in mind, if it is asked to fill name in capital letters then you should use capital letters only. I hope it helps!

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CLAT is the entrance exam for both UG and PG Law courses. The CLAT applications have been started. The Official is is now live and you can visit the site and start your registration. The last date for registration is 31st March.
Here is the official link for CLAT

If you want to apply for CLAT PG, Final year students are eligible to apply for CLAT PG provided you get a minimum 55% (general) or 50% (SC/ST) marks in your LLB, Integrated LLB or equivalent exam.

You can check the further eligibility with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

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Hello Zainab, 

So as per the news reports, it has been decided that some subjective portion will be included in CLAT 2019. The details would be worked out soon.

You can get a clear view of the same news through this link attached below.

https://www.livelaw.in/breaking-clat-2019-goes-offline-subjective-portion-in-pg-clat-permanent-clat-website-consortium-of-nlus-decides/

Hope this would be helpful.