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Exams

Law Entrance Exams

Stay informed about these top law exams for a successful career in law. We've gathered key information to aid your understanding.

CLAT

AILET

LNAT

SLAT

MAH-CET Law (5 Yr. LL.B.)

NMIMS-LAT

Law Schools

Law Schools in India

Get into India's finest law schools through CLAT, AILET, and OLETs.

From NLUs to GLC to JGLS, & more, law entrance exams are the backbone of these top law schools in India, and taking these exams and the results in those exams will define your legal journey.

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Frequently asked questions

There are many entrance examinations which are accepted by law schools. The top exams are: CLAT, AILET, NLAT, SLAT, MAH-CET Law, LSAT—India™, etc.

CLAT and AILET can be considered the biggest law exams in India as top national universities in India accept them.

The top law entrance exams after class 12 are CLAT, AILET, NLAT, SLAT, MAH-CET Law, LNAT, CULEE, etc.

Alongside 25 NLUs, many private and government universities accept CLAT scores.

CLAT happens in December every year.

CLAT is a pen-and-paper based test, i.e, an offline exam.

B.B.A. LL.B. is Bachelor of Business Administration- Bachelor of Legislative Law–an integrated dual-degree program. B.A. LL.B. is Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Legislative Law–an integrated law degree with Arts and Law topics and lasts five years.

The full form of LL.B. is Bachelors of Legislative Law or Legum Baccalaureus in Latin.

CLAT and AILET are gateways to entry into the top national law universities in the country. CLAT scores are accepted by 25 NLUs and other private and government-backed law schools, whereas AILET scores are accepted only by NLU Delhi. So, both exams are equally important.

One cannot become an advocate after Class 12. Instead, one can choose LL.B. or B.A. LL.B. in graduation, which will open the path to becoming a lawyer or an advocate.

One cannot become a judge after Class 12. Instead, an aspirant can enrol for a 5-Year LL.B. or B.A. LL.B. course, which will open the path to becoming a judge.

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