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I have given my board exams now, so can I fill the form of CLAT before my results with commerce without maths will be out? Please, help me someone..

The full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test.

CLAT is conducted by National Law University every year for admission in Bachelor's degree in law.

Eligibility criteria for CLAT exam:

1. You must have done 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board.

2. Minimum of 45% marks in board exam is required to apply for CLAT exam.

You can apply for CLAT examination before results of 12th is announced.

CLAT refers to Commom Law Admission Test and same is national level entrance examination held for admission in LLB ( Bachelor of Legislative Law ) five years degree course from various National Law Universities of India.

--> Further the minimum qualification required for appearing in the same examination are as here under :-

* You must have the nationality of India with your age lying under 20 years if you belong to general category. Age relaxation of 2 years is allowed for SC/ST and PWD category candidates.

* You must have completed your Class 12th in any discipline with at least 45% aggregate from a recognized board of education. Students appearing in their Class 12th board examinations are also allowed to appear in the same examination.

So it is evident from above mentioned eligibility criteria that you are certainly eligible for appearing in CLAT 2017 if you have applied for the same examination having appear in your Class 12th board examination this year.

For more details about CLAT you can log on to the link www.clat.ac.in.

Yes, you were eligible to apply and appear for CLAT before announcement of result but if you have not filled the application form then you have missed it.

The application form for 2017 is closed as well as examination was conducted.

So, you now have to wait for next year to appear for examination. For more information about CLAT examination visit at www.clat.ac.in.

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. Candidates who want to get admission in top law colleges of India apply for this examination. This is conducted by National Law University.

The academic qualification required for this exam is that candidate must have done 10+2 or appearing for board examination. Those who are waiting for board results can also apply for this exam. Minimum percentage of marks required to be eligible for this exam is 45%. For SC/ST candidates, it is 40%.

For any more details, visit http://www.clat.ac.in.

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test and entrance examination is conducted for admission in NLU's.

The 2017 CLAT examination was over and conducted last week. So, you are now not eligible to appear for 2017 examination.

Candidates passed 12th or waiting for result are eligible to apply for examination. So, if you have not appeared you have missed the chance.

The minimum age limit is 20 years.

Candidates passed 12th in any stream are eligible.

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

Yes, candidates appeared for board examination are eligible to appear for CLAT examination.

So, you are eligible to appear for examination. But last date of filling application for 2017 CLAT examination is over.

The other required qualification to appear for examination is candidate must have passed or appearing for 12th. Candidate must have minimum 45% in 12th and age must be less than 20 years as on 1st July of year appearing for examination.

The official website for CLAT is www.clat.ac.in.

The eligibility criteria for Common Law Admission test is:

Academic qualification: 12th passed candidates can apply for this examination. Board appearing candidates awaiting result can apply for CLAT.

Percentage of marks in board is 45 % for general and OBC candidate. It is 40% marks for SC/ST candidate. You can apply for CLAT exam.

CLAT holds exams for both undergraduate and Post Graduate courses.

Eligibilty for the under Graduate Course is:
12th Pass with Minimum 45% marks
Age- Maximum age to apply is 20 years

Eligibility for Post-Graduate Courses:

LLB degree or Bachelors of law degree or an equivalent degree from a recognized
University with minimum 55% marks in aggregate and for the SC/ST candidates it is 50%