After bcom we can give clat exam for 3yrs llb course? What is the difference between the syllabus of after 12th clat exam or after bcom
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Student Expert
16th Dec, 2018
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 which is not offered by CLAT
The entrances for 3 year LLB are- DU LLb, PU LLB, BHU LLB, BVP LLB, MHCET, LSAT, SLAT etc.
Best of luck!
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Student Expert
16th Dec, 2018
Hello,
Law aspirants of CLAT 2019 need to read and understand the CLAT 2019 eligibility criteria which mentions that candidates should have passed 10+2 Board Examination from any recognised educational institution. According to the CLAT eligibility criteria 2019, candidates belonging to the General category need to score at least 45 per cent marks in their qualifying degree. Those belonging to SC and ST categories, need to score at least 40 per cent marks in the aggregate of the subjects. Further, there is no age bar to appear in the Common Law Admission Test.
Here you can know more about CLAT:
https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat
Goodluck
Law aspirants of CLAT 2019 need to read and understand the CLAT 2019 eligibility criteria which mentions that candidates should have passed 10+2 Board Examination from any recognised educational institution. According to the CLAT eligibility criteria 2019, candidates belonging to the General category need to score at least 45 per cent marks in their qualifying degree. Those belonging to SC and ST categories, need to score at least 40 per cent marks in the aggregate of the subjects. Further, there is no age bar to appear in the Common Law Admission Test.
Here you can know more about CLAT:
https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat
Goodluck
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