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What is the minimum marks required in class 12th to pursue a career in LAW field?


Respected Sir, I am studying in class 11th now and after completing my Intermediate I want to pursue a career in LAW field so I want to know what is the minimum marks required in class 12th to pursue a career in LAW field? Please answer as soon as possible.




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26th March 2017, 10:17 PM
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Default Re: What is the minimum marks required in class 12th to pursue a career in LAW field?

CLAT stands for Common Law Admission Test. CLAT is conducted by National Law University. 2017 CLAT will be conducted by Chanakya Law University. The minimum academic qualification required for CLAT exam is that candidate must have 10+2 from a recognized board with 45% marks or more.

For SC/ST candidates, it is 5% less. Senior secondary board appearing candidates can also apply for CLAT exam. For any more details about this exam, you can visit Click Here .
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