Can final year Llb students write CLAT exam for PG?
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2nd Feb, 2019
Hey.
Yes, you are eligible to take CLAT PG if you are in your final year of LLB for admission into LLM Courses. As per the eligibility criteria of CLAT PG you need to score a minimum aggregate of 55% marks atleast in your LLB degree to be eligible to take admission through CLAT if you belong to the General Category and a minimum aggregate of 50% marks if you belong to the reserved category.
Your result will be considered as awaited till the time your result for the Final year is not out and your eligibility for admission will depend on you qualifying the minimum eligibility criteria as soon as the result is out.
Best of luck!
Yes, you are eligible to take CLAT PG if you are in your final year of LLB for admission into LLM Courses. As per the eligibility criteria of CLAT PG you need to score a minimum aggregate of 55% marks atleast in your LLB degree to be eligible to take admission through CLAT if you belong to the General Category and a minimum aggregate of 50% marks if you belong to the reserved category.
Your result will be considered as awaited till the time your result for the Final year is not out and your eligibility for admission will depend on you qualifying the minimum eligibility criteria as soon as the result is out.
Best of luck!
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2nd Feb, 2019
Hello Akshai,
As per my knowledge you are not eligible for this exam now as the eligibility criteria for CLAT PG states that candidates must have cleared their bachelors degree in law with at least 55 percent (for general category) or 50 percent (for reserved category).
For some more details please visit following link,
http://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria/amp
Hope this helps.
All the Best.
As per my knowledge you are not eligible for this exam now as the eligibility criteria for CLAT PG states that candidates must have cleared their bachelors degree in law with at least 55 percent (for general category) or 50 percent (for reserved category).
For some more details please visit following link,
http://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria/amp
Hope this helps.
All the Best.
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