Hey.

CLAT has removed any age limit to sit for the exam, hence you can. Other than that you need minimum aggregate of 45% in the qualifying exam ie 12th. But it is advisable that you opt for a 3 year Law course instead of a 5 year one. As you've already completed an Undergraduate course, then you should go for a 3 year LLB programme. As CLAT only provides 5 year Integrated course in law which combines an Undergraduate course with Law  like BA+LLB, Bcom+ LLB etc.

Best of luck!

Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh

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