National Law School of India University (NLSIU) - Bangalore
All India seats: 75
State wise: 0
Special seats: 5
NALSAR University of Law - Hyderabad
All India seats: 84
State wise: 21
Special seats: 15
National Law Institute University (NLIU) - Bhopal
All India seats: 80
State wise: 28
Special

• Application opening -Jan,1 2020
• Application closing- 3rd week of April
• CLAT Admit card- 2nd week of may 2020
• CLAT Exam- May 10 ,2020

Hello,

Yes, you must fulfill the eligibility criteria for CLAT to be eligible to appear for CLAT and the eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 or it's equivalent from a recognised board or university. Candidates belonging to general category must have passed with atleast 45% aggregate

Hey Ayushman!

In order for you to appear for the Common Law Admission Test, you would have to clear the eligibility criteria of the exam. One of the points in the eligibility criteria states that a candidate should have passed in 10+2 or an equivalent exam from a recognized board

Hi there,

As per the new scheme of CLAT 2020, it will now be

1. online based

2. Comprehension based questions

3. 150 questions

As per the new scheme you should focus more on the comprehension based questions that ca be asked in english comprehension and logical reasoning. I would

Hi there,

As per the new pattern of CLAT,2020 English and Reasoning sections will comprise more of comprehension based questions, for preparation of English sections i would recommend you to stick to the basic books like Wren and Martin, word power made easy and also it is must that you

Hello aspirant

It doesn't make sense that you have passed xii directly. The most important thing is that you must be a graduate from any stream. For admission to LLB a candidate must be graduate.. LLB is undergraduate law degree for anyone who wants to enter the field of judiciary