Hey Gunjan.

No you can not take the CLAT exam after completion of Bcom. As CLAT does not offer any 3 year LLB course. CLAT only offers 5 year llb courses that you can go for after 12th. As you've completed your undergraduation you can opt for 3 year LLB

Hi

I would like to tell you that nobody can tell you exactly what will be the cut-off mark and rank for a particular category or institute as it keeps varying every year. One can only make guess on the basis of previous patterns. Predicting about Cut-off rank is easier

Hello,

40% marks do not make you eligible to apply for CLAT exam. You need at least 55 percent in your qualifying degree if you're a general candidate. In case of reserved category, a candidate requires 50% marks in class 12. For more on CLAT eligibility, read below:

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

Hello,

Here is the best coaching institute for CLAT in Delhi;

1. Success Mantra, G.T.B. Nagar, Delhi.

2. Vidhiwise(One Stop Solution), East of Kailash, Delhi.

3. New Parameter Education Pvt. Ltd., Preet Vihar, Delhi.

4. Swell Polytechnic, Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi.

5. Smart Prep Education Pvt. Ltd., Vikaspuri, Delhi.

6. Teachwell

Hello Satya,

Are you asking for LLM programme? If yes, As per the eligibility to apply for CLAT PG programme, You need to score at least 55 percent in your qualifying degree Whereas candidates belonging to reserved categories need to score 50 percent marks in their qualifying degree of law.

Hello,

Besides the books mentioned by Ruchika, I suggest you solve as many sample papers and previous years CLAT question papers for perfect preparation. These will make you familiar with the exam pattern and marking scheme followed in the exam. Also, you must practice solving them within the stipulated time.

Hello,

The sections covered in LAT pg exam are:

• Jurisprudence
• Law of torts
• Criminal law
• Family law
• International law
• Property law
• Intellectual property law
• Law of contracts

For more on CLAT syllabus, visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Hello

Yes, definitely you can get a good law college. If you'll have a good study plan and a set time limit to complete the course and revise the same before the exam you will land into the top NLU's

Go through this link it will give a detailed guideline

Hello Aspirant,

Nirma University's admission procedure for the Intergrated LLB programs include 50% marks minimum in 12th standard. Another factor which they consider is the CLAT score. Nirma selects students on the basis of the clat score only, which happens every year in the month of May. There is no