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CLAT Eligibility Criteria 2019 - UG & PG Programme



CLAT Eligibility 2019 - UG Programme 

  1. There is no upper age limit for UG (Under Graduate) Programme in CLAT 2019.
  2. Candidates required Minimum Percentage of Marks in (10+2 or an equivalent Examination), it must have secured:-
    1. 45% Marks in case of Candidates belonging to General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories.
    2. 40% Marks in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
  3. Candidates who are appearing in the Qualifying Examination in March/April 2019 are also eligible to appear in CLAT-2019 Examination. Candidates shall be required produced evidence of passing the Qualifying Examination at the time of admission.
  4. Candidates should be submitted the result of the qualifying examination of (10+2) at the time of Admission. 

CLAT Eligibility 2019 - PG Programme 

  1. An LL.B Degree or an equivalent Examination with minimum of (55%) of marks in case of candidates belonging to General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories and (50%) of Marks required in case of Candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.
  2. Candidates who are appearing in the Qualifying Examination in April/May 2019 are also eligible to appear in CLAT-2019 Examination.
  3. There is no upper age limit for appearing in CLAT - 2019.
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