It only provides a 5-year LLB course. Also, it conducts exams for Masters of Laws. But not for 3 year LLB degree.For a 3 year program, each university usually has its own entrance tests, that you need to clear.

CLAT is not the only option available to students who want to pursue a career in law. There are a lot of ways a student can seek admission to a law program in a reputed law college in India. Students who do not wish to give CLAT for admission purposes into a law college can opt for the ways listed below:

• National-level Entrance Exams like All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), Law School Admission Test India (LSAT India), All India Bar Exam (AIBE), etc.
• State-level Entrance Exams
• University-level Entrance Exam
• Admissions based on merit
• Management Quota