The marks or score required to pass the entrance exam for an LLB (Bachelor of Law) program can vary depending on the university or exam you're applying to. For example, national-level exams like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) and state-level exams like MH CET Law have different cut-off marks. Generally, for prestigious law schools like National Law Universities (NLUs), a higher score is necessary due to intense competition.

For CLAT, candidates typically need to score in the top percentile to get into top NLUs. A score of 80-100 out of 150 is considered competitive, though the exact number depends on the difficulty of the exam and the specific institution. Other exams, like the AILET (All India Law Entrance Test) conducted by NLU Delhi, require high marks due to limited seats.

State-level law entrance exams may have lower cut-offs but still require adequate preparation to ensure you secure a seat in a reputable college. Additionally, factors like category (General, SC, ST, OBC) and reservation policies influence the required marks.

Make sure to prepare thoroughly in areas such as legal aptitude, general knowledge, logical reasoning, and English, as these are the common sections of most law entrance exams.

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To prepare for the LLB entrance exams in India, candidates need to focus on several key aspects:

1. Eligibility:

   • For 5-year integrated LLB programs, candidates must have completed 10+2 (Class 12) with at least 45-50% marks.

   • For 3-year LLB programs, candidates need a bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45-50% marks.

2. Exams:

   • Popular LLB entrance exams include CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), MH CET Law, and others like LSAT India, DU LLB.

   • CLAT is required for National Law Universities (NLUs), while other universities have their respective tests.

3. Syllabus:

   • Legal Aptitude: Questions on legal principles, legal reasoning, and law-related scenarios.

   • English Language: Vocabulary, comprehension, grammar.

   • General Knowledge: Current affairs, static GK, history, and politics.

   • Logical Reasoning: Analytical reasoning, patterns, puzzles.

   • Mathematics (basic for CLAT): Elementary math, arithmetic.

4. Preparation Time:

   • 6-12 months of dedicated preparation is recommended.

5. Cut-Offs:

   • Vary by exam and category but aim for 60-70% of the total score to secure admission in top colleges.

6. Practice:

   • Regular mock tests and solving past years’ papers are essential for success.

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