Admission process

The major law entrance exams (based on the number of candidates) are: Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), NLU- Delhi Admission Test, Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET), NLU- Orissa Admission Test, IP University Admission Test and LSAT- India. CLAT is conducted once every year usually on the first Sunday of May. The number of students who took CLAT 2010 was approximately 16,350. Most of the entrance exams are conducted in the months of May and June. The two most important things in your path to entering law schools would be your score in the respective law entrance examination and your senior secondary examination percentage (XII Board examination).

The following national law universities (NLUs) consider CLAT scores for admissions to their under graduate programme:
NLSIU Bangalore
NALSAR Hyderabad
WBNUJS Kolkata
NLU Jodhpur
NLIU Bhopal
GNLU Gandhinagar
HNLU Raipur
RGNUL, Patiala
CNLU, Patna
RMLNLU, Lucknow
NUALS, Kochi

The areas that were tested in CLAT 2010 were:
English
Logical Reasoning
Mathematics
Legal Aptitude (including legal reasoning and legal knowledge)
General Knowledge

Checklist:
The following checklist illustrates the sequence of events in the admission process:
Prepare for the law entrance exams
Research and get acquainted with all the law schools before filling up your preferences
Apply and register yourself via post or online
Receive your admit card number
Take the law entrance exam(s) at the allotted center
Check your score on the website of the respective law entrance examination
Apply to the colleges allotted to you as per your preference
Enter the corridors of knowledge!

If and when there is any change in the pattern of any relevant examination, LST will keep a track of it and inform you well in advance.

All the Best.

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