Law itself is a diverse area. It is a fundamental step towards establishing a society that is free from all types of criminal activities and any other anti social activities. Each one of us takes the shelter of the law when we fall under critical circumstances in life. A lawyer acts as a middle person between the person seeking justice and law.
Many youths of the country aspire to become a lawyer today as opportunities are in galore in this field. There are a number of career options in the field of law which one can choose and can be a successful lawyer, but for doing this it is necessary to have a professional degree, or the LLB degree that authorizes a person to practice law. Many law entrance exams are conducted in the country in order to help students get admission in law schools.
The DU Law Entrance 2014 is mandatory to pass in order to get admitted to the top universities that teaches law. Appearing for this examination requires a good knowledge of every technical field related to law; a good grasp over the English language is a plus benefit that a lawyer enjoys. Whether one wants to become a civil litigation lawyer, a legal analyst, Government lawyer or a Judge, the one who has good English speaking and writing skills have more prospects of developing  in terms of career opportunity. Apart from English, a good knowledge of all the current events as well as the newly implemented acts is also one of the best ways to stay ahead of peers in this industry which maximizes the career prospects.
Taking a Law Entrance Coaching in Delhi is not a problem at all as there are a number of such coaching centres that are present here, which train the students according to the course content of the law exams held. They prepare the students in such a way that it gives them an overall exposure in this field. Special modules are also prepared for all the five subjects that are general knowledge, aptitude, Mathematics and General awareness.
Anyone looking for CLAT Coaching classes in Delhi can easily seek admission to any of the coaching centres in Delhi and get them prepared for the CLAT entrance. Maximum numbers of students sit for the examination every year as it is one of the easiest ways to get admitted to the top law schools of the country.
The scope of law in India is really very bright as there are a number of cases that will require legal assistance in a country like India where crimes occur every now and then. Moreover, India has always been facing a dearth of lawyers when it comes to providing honest justice to people. Most of the youngsters today start their career in the field of law by entering as an intern after passing the LLB examination and then they diversify themselves in various fields according to their interest. Providing justice to people is one of the primary duties of a lawyer and he or she should be able to do it with all responsibility.

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The eligibility criteria for candidates (Indian Nationals only) seeking admission through CLAT 2014 in Undergraduate Courses shall be as per the  following:

The candidate by 1st July 2014 must not have attained the age of:

(i)      Twenty (20) years in case of General/OBC/Persons with Disability (PWD) and Other category candidates, and

(ii)     Twenty Two (22) years in case of SC/ST category candidates

As regards minimum percentage of marks in qualifying examination (i.e. 10 2), the candidates must have secured:

(i)      Forty five percent (45%) marks in case belongs to General/OBC/PWD and other category, and

(ii)     Forty Percent (40%) marks in case belongs to SC/ST category.

  1. The result of qualifying examination (i.e. 10+2) shall be submitted by the candidate at the time of admission failing which the candidate shall be ineligible for admission to the Course. No provisional admission shall be provided to those candidates who are not submitting the result of the qualifying examination (i.e. 10+2) at the time of admission.
Those appearing in qualifying examination in March/April 2014 are also eligible to apply. No provisional admission shall be provided to those candidates  who are not submitting the result of the qualifying examination at the time of admission/within the time-frame prescribed by the respective Universities/ Institutes.

In case of equal marks secured by candidates, the procedure to break the tie will be as per the following order:

(i) Higher marks in the section of legal aptitude in CLAT-2014

(ii) Higher age

(iii) Computerized draw of lots

The first Admission Notification of CLAT-2014 will be issued in the month of December, 2013.

From which date the online Application Form and Information Brochure can be accessed?

The Application Forms and Information Brochure will be accessible from 1st January 2014 (Wednesday).

What will be the duration between which the online Application From can be submitted?

Foreign Nationals need not take the CLAT-2014 for admission in various NLUs. They can contact/visit the website of respective NLUs of interest to know the procedure of admission.

A. The candidate interested in seeking admission in any of the NLUs under the NRI/NRI sponsored seat shall undertake the CLAT-2014. The admission will be based on the merit in CLAT-2014. The students are also simultaneously required to complete the formalities of the respective universities, if any, for which the candidate need to, contact the respective university of interest for further information.

The fees to be remitted while submitting the Application Form of CLAT-2014 shall be as per the following:

For General/OBC/PWD and other category candidates: 4000/-.

For SC/ST category candidates: 3500/-.

The candidates will have to bear the bank transaction costs for remitting the fee online while submitting the application form.

Previous Years Question Paper Booklets can be procured both online and offline by remitting a charge of  250/-. For procuring the Booklets via post from CLAT Office (at GNLU) an additional amount of 150/- shall be provided towards postal charges. The supply will start after the notification of CLAT-2014.


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