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4th March 2017 10:45 AM

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Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

I am in 12 standard soon i am going to appear in 12 cbse board examination and i am interested in CLAT exam and i want to know the full details regarding this topic...and one more thing i want to know complete fee structure of CLAT program if it is highly paying course then suggest me such course which is less paying and after doing that course i will got a good and highly gain type job

4th June 2013 09:58 PM

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Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

what is the total fees to be paid during the clat

27th April 2013 06:29 PM

Shaenma

Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

what will be the total budget of doing clat from starting to end?

CLAT Exam Eligibility Criteria:-

If you wish to give this exam then you need to be a higher secondary passed out student or its equivalent. It is important for you to score 50% of marks in aggregate.
There is percentage relaxation for the reserved category candidates. For SC/ST/OBC candidates or physically handicapped ones the percentage to secure is 45% of marks.
Even the final year students who are about to give the final board exam or awaiting the result of the final year exam are eligible to give this exam.
The upper age limit for this exam is 20 years. There is age relaxation for the reserved category candidates.
For the SC/ST candidates and persons with disabilities the upper age limit is 22 years.

How To Apply?

The application kit can be easily attained by paying Rs. 3000 in any branches of State Bank of India. Along with the application form you will also get the information brochure which contains detailed information of every national university which are a part of CLAT exam.
Another option is also available. You can get the application kit by sending a demand draft to the national law university in charge for conducting the exam that year. They will send you the brochure along with the form.

To know more about the Fees structure of the individual universities you can visit the CLAT official website and download the pdf's citing details of each university. But i would suggest that is not needed. Since in the application kit itself the brochure is there where the fee structure has been mentioned in details. So you need not go anywhere else.

Official Website: http://www.clat.ac.in

Hope this helps :-> :->

30th January 2013 01:41 PM

Unregistered

Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

What is cut off list for clear the test?

20th January 2013 05:37 PM

Unregistered

Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

what is total fees for clat 5year?

16th May 2012 09:58 AM

Unregistered

Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

Wat typ of fees tkn by the law clges givn frm clat test?

12th March 2012 02:22 PM

SANDEEP891985

Re: What is the overall fees of CLAT?

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what will be the total budget of doing clat from starting to end?

CLAT is the acronym used for Common Law Admission Test.
This is basically an Entrance Examination which is conducted jointly by 14 National Law Universities of India under the regulation of Bar Council of India.
Candidates who qualifies the test are eligible to apply for admission into any of the 14 participating National Law Universities.

The Information Brochure of Common Law Admission Test costs:

Rs.3000 For candidates belonging to General and OBC category.
Rs.2500 for SC/ST category.

As far as fee structure of the course is concerned, it varies depending upon the participating Law University.

10th March 2012 05:48 PM

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What is the overall fees of CLAT?

what will be the total budget of doing clat from starting to end?

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