The results of this year's Common Law Admission Test have been published.Candidates may access the results here.The exam for 2584 seats in 21 National Law Universities was held on May 26.In addition to these , 17 private law colleges have signed an MoU with the Consortium to use CLAT scores for admission. In view of the multiple technical glitches that plagued CLAT 2018, it had been decided...
The results of this year's Common Law Admission Test have been published.
Candidates may access the results here.
The exam for 2584 seats in 21 National Law Universities was held on May 26.
In addition to these , 17 private law colleges have signed an MoU with the Consortium to use CLAT scores for admission.
In view of the multiple technical glitches that plagued CLAT 2018, it had been decided by the CLAT Consortium that CLAT 2019 will be conducted offline.