Yes youvar e eligible if you have passed all subjects in 12th from recognised University.

Students appearing in 12th are also eligible for CLaT 2019.

All details pertaining to eligibility below. 

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

You shpukd analyse previous year papers and go for doubt solving by joining good coaching institution. You shoukd also go for solving mocj exams and use all recommended books by toppers sharesbelow.

https://law.careers360.com/tags/clat-preparation-tips

Hey Shreya.

No, you dropping a second year for CLAT will not affect your placements in any manner. Your placements will be affected by the College you are in, your internships, academics, research papers, moots and more.

Best of luck!

Hey.

The score required to crack the CLAT exam would differ each year due to various reasons like level of paper, marking etc. In the previous few years the minimum score required was 120 in a year, in one year it was above 110, in another it was above 140.

No, current affairs will be from past 3 years across all sectors from Politics, Sports, Corporate  etc. Students csn refeer to Jagranjosh website for Gk and Also Manorama Book. Studnets should also read latest newspapers and be aware of recent news featuring in TV News Channel for indepth information. 

Students with age of 21 can also apply so np issues whatsoever in age for next year attempts. However going for year drop can be risky as this will create gap and you should also take up sone internships to fillup gap. 

Since you are taking two yeargap its not

Hello Jatin,

To get admission in Jindal Global School of Law the CLAT is required in LLM course and for LLB course the selection will be based on Law School Admission Test(LSAT).

Eligibility criteria:

For BA/BBA LLB(Hons) the minimum 45% of marks required in class 10+2. 

For the three-year LLB

Hi Priyala

Yes, you are eligible even if you are an appearing candidate of class 12th of the same year. To know the eligibility criteria, click on the link given below -

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

All the best!!

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Hi,
It's really nice that you are in 12 and have decided to make career in Law domain. I think nobody other than the toppers of CLAT and AILET can tell you about good and useful books for AILET EXAM. Go through the interviews of the Toppers of AILET (