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I have graduated from Lucknow university's affiliated college in 2015 with a percent between 45-50%. I have secured 79% in 10th and 89% in 12th. Am I eligible for CLAT? If yes then what are the basic requirements?

Common Law Admission Test is conducted for admission in National Law universities. The entrance examination is conducted for admission in B.A LLB and LLM course.

So, you are not eligible to get admission in LLB course after the bachelor degree.

B.A LLB - 12th in any stream.

LLM - LLB from a recognised university.

So, you are eligible to appear in CLAT for admission in B.A. LLB course only. For more detail visit at the official website www.clat.ac.in.

CLAT is taken after 12th for admission to integrated undergraduation programmmes in law and after graduation in law for Master's of Law.

Eligibility criteria for CLAT:-

Under-graduate course - 12th passed with not less than 45% aggregate.

Post-graduate course - graduatio in law from reconginzed university with not less than 55% aggregate.

CLAT refers to Common Law Admission Test and same examination is held for offering admission in LLB ( Bachelor of Legislative Law ) degree course of five years in various NLUs ( National Law University ).

* The basic qualifications required for appearing in CLAT are as here under :-

i) You must be an Indian citizen.

ii) You must have completed your Class 12th in any discipline with at least 45% marks from a recognized board of education. Marks relaxation of 5% is allowed for SC/ST and PH category candidates.

So having completed your Class 12th with 89% marks you are eligible for appearing in CLAT for sure.

For more details regarding CLAT you can refer to the link www.clat.ac.in

Eligibility criteria for Common Law Admission Test are as follows:-
Candidate must have passed 12th from a recognized university or school.
Candidate must have scored at least 45% marks and 40% aggregate for SC/ST.
Appearing candidates are also eligible to apply.

CLAT 2018 will be held from 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM on 13 May.

CLAT is Common Law Admission Test and it is conducted for admission in B.A LLB course and LLM course.

The eligibility to appear for B.A LLB course is that:-

Candidate must have passed 12th from a recognised board.

Candidate must have scored minimum 45%.

There is no age bar for appearing in entrance examination.

If you want to appear for LLM then, you are not eligible to appear for entrance examination. The required qualification to appear for examination is that candidate must have passed bachelor degree in law.

To get more information about CLAT examination visit at www.clat.ac.in.

Yes, you are eligible for this exam.

Eligibility criteria:

Candidate must have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% marks in case of candidates belonging to General/OBC/Specially abled person categories. 40% marks in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST CATEGORY.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR CLAT;

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION OF CLAT

The candidate should have qualified 12th board examination after having a basic education from 10+2 school system for getting eligible for the Common Law Admission Test.

MINIMUM MARKS

The candidates are needed to score 45% for General and OBC candidates and 40% marks for SC/ST category.

AGE LIMIT

The candidate who are applying for undergraduate law program should have a minimum age limit of 20 years as on the years as on the year of admission. Relaxations are there of reserved category.

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test.

Eligibility criteria:

Candidate should have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination 10+2 or its equivalent examination with not less than 50% marks in aggregate and 45% in case of SC/ST/OBC and person with disability.

Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination can also appear provisionally.

You are eligible for admission in the five years duration course. As CLAT does not conduct entrance examination for admission in LLB course.

But, as per your qualification you are eligible to get admission in LLB course. So, it not required to take admission in B.A LLB course.

If you want to get admission in LLB course, you can appear for entrance examination conducted by various universities and after qualifying in entrance test will become eligible for admission.

After completion of LLB course, you can appear for CLAT examination to get admission in LLM course.

Having completed your Class 12th with 89% marks you are certainly eligible for appearing in CLAT for taking admission in National Law University to pursue LLB degree course of five years as for appearing in CLAT, the educational qualification required is a higher secondary school degree in any discipline with at least 45% marks from a recognized board. In case of SC/ST and PH category minimum marks required in Class 12th is 40%.

For more details regarding CLAT you can refer to the link www.clat.ac.in.

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test.

Requirements for CLAT examination:

Academic qualification: 12th passed with 45% marks from any stream.

There is no upper age limit for this exam as mentioned by Supreme court.

You can apply for CLAT exam with 89% marks in 12th.

The eligibility criteria for Common Law Admission Test:

Those who want to pursue LLB course on basis of CLAT exam must have done 12th from a recognized board with 45% marks.

There is no upper age limit for CLAT exam.

You can apply for CLAT exam with 89% marks in 12th.

The eligibility criteria for Common Law Admission Test:

*Senior Secondary board passed with minimum of 45% marks.

There is no upper age limit for CLAT examination.

You can apply for CLAT exam for admission in LLB course with 89% marks in 12th.

To be eligible for CLAT:-

Candidate should have secured 45% marks in qualifying exam (class XII or equivalent) in the case of candidates belonging to unreserved/ OBC/ Specially Abled Persons.

And 40% marks in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.

Candidates who are appearing in the qualifying examination in March/April 2018 are also eligible but they have to produce an evidence of their passing the qualifying examination at the time of admission.