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The Common Law Admission Test, or CLAT, is a national-level entrance examination conducted yearly by the Consortium of NLUs. By clearing this exam, students stand a chance to get admission to the 25 out of 27 National Law Universities in India. Given how prestigious these institutions are and the numerous career opportunities available henceforth, it … Read more
Appearing for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is one of the most important steps in the journey to becoming a lawyer. For this, students need to start preparing early, understand the entire syllabus, know the application deadlines, and be well-versed in the difficulty level of the questions that will be asked. Sometimes, all this … Read more
Becoming an IAS officer is a dream that many individuals have, maybe because of the numerous perks, facilities, and immense respect that this job role brings along. However, the entrance examination for the same is very challenging and not everyone is able to crack it. If you are someone who wants to become an IAS … Read more
Students who want to take up admission to top schools and courses in India need to appear for competitive exams. There are many competitive exams in India that provide admission to varied courses. CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is one of the competitive exams to gain admission to law schools in India. Students across the … Read more
CUET (Common University Entrance Test), is one of the competitive and popular exams launched recently in India. The exam provides equal opportunity to students from various countries to participate and be admitted to top schools in India. Many top public, and private, deemed to be universities participate in the CUET exam. However, due to high nationwide … Read more
IAS (Indian Administrative Service) is one of the most sought-after careers in our country. Getting this job is a matter of pride and brings along numerous benefits. So, it is no wonder that almost 10,00,000 candidates from across the country appear for this examination every year. However, the selection percentage is barely 0.2%. This explains … Read more
