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As per eligibility criteria of CLAT for integrated law program, candidates need to pass 10+2 from a recognized board with 45% aggregate, in case of SC/ST it's 40%, so you can take any stream in your 10+2 level as there's no such restriction, if you want to know more about these exams there are various articles written by our team which you may visit at https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat/articles

Hello Misty Solanki , Being in Class 11 and having an interest in legal domain will give you the required upthrust to prepare for the Common Law Admission Test. So with two years before you sit for the actual examination, you need to have a proper CLAT preparation plan.You can visit careers360 page for preparation of clat to visit click on careers360 clat prepare

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