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DIFFERENT LAW ENTRANCES IN WHICH A LAW ASPIRANT CAN APPEAR

Question

In how many different Law Entrance Exams , a law aspirant can appear ? 

Answer

There are several law entrance tests taken for the undergraduate and post-graduate law courses like the 5-year BA-LLB integrated course, 5-year BBA-LLB integrated course, 3-year LLB course, 3-year LLM course, etc. The different law entrance tests that are held are CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), LSAT (Law School Admission Test), DU-LLB Entrance Test (For admission to Delhi University Law courses), SLAT , BHU , PU.LLB , JMI ,MH CET 


All the entrance exams are mostly similar to each other and have similar syllabus and patterns. 75% Syllabus is same for all the Law entrances

The scores of these entrance exams are responsible for admission to different universities.

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