CLAT - 100 FAQs

1. When is CLAT held every year?

CLAT is held on the second Sunday of May every year.
2. What is the age wise eligibility to appear for CLAT?
Candidate should be below 20 years of age as on 1st July 2014 (22 years in case of SC/ST and Persons with
Disability (PWD) candidates).
3. What is the minimum educational qualification needed to appear for CLAT?
To be eligible to appear in CLAT-2014, a candidate should have obtained a Higher Secondary School/Intermediate
(10+2) or its equivalent certificate from a recognized Board with not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in
case of SC and ST candidates).
4. Which are the Law Colleges one can apply through CLAT?
Through CLAT, students can apply to the following 15 National Law Universities:
National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
NALSAR University of Law (NALSAR), Hyderabad
The National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata
National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur
Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU), Lucknow
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Patiala
Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna
The National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS), Kochi
National Law University Odisha (NLUO), Cuttack
National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi
National Law University and Judicial Academy (NLUJA), Assam, Guwahati
Tamil Nadu National Law School (TNNLS), Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
5. Can a student apply to any other Law School / University using CLAT Score?
Yes, students can also apply to a number of other colleges using the CLAT score. Some of the top Law Schools /
Universities which accept CLAT Scores are listed below.
Institute of Law, Nirma University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttrakhand
School of Law, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
6. What are the other major Law Colleges in India?
National Law University, Delhi
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Symbiosis Law School, Noida
Government Law College, Mumbai
Indian Law Society, Pune

7. What are the other major Law Entrance Exams for Law at the undergraduate level?
Some of the other major law entrance exams in India are listed below:
AILET
SET
IPUCET
KLSAT
LSAT-India
Christ CET
ULSAT
Army Law School Entrance Test
Jamia Millia Islamia University, Faculty of Law Common Entrance Test
8. To which college can one apply through AILET?
AILET is the entrance test for admission to National Law University, Delhi.
9. To which college can one apply through SET?
Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) is a common written test for the admission to undergraduate course in BA.LLB at
Symbiosis Law Schools in Pune and Noida.
10. To which college can one apply through IPUCET?
IPUCET is the entrance exam for the 5 year undergraduate course in BA.LLB program in Indra Prastha University,
New Delhi.
11. To which college can one apply through KLSAT?
KLSAT is the entrance exam to the BA.LLB program at KIIT Law School, Bhubaneswar.
12. To which college can one apply through LSAT-India?
LSATIndia is a standardized test adopted as an admissions criterion by multiple law colleges across India.
13. To which college can one apply through Christ CET?
Christ University, Bangalore organizes their own entrance exam for admissions to their 5 year integrated program
in Law with BA.LLB/BBA.LLB degree.
14. To which college can one apply through ULSAT?
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun has a five year integrated program with
BA.LLB/BBA/LLB degree. They have their own entrance exam which is known as ULSAT (UPES Law School
Admission Test).
15. To which college can one apply through Army Law School Entrance Test?
Army Law School, Mohali organizes their own entrance exam for their 5 year BA.LLB program, which is known as
the Army Law School Entrance Test.
16. To which college can one apply through Jamia Law CET?
Jamia Millia Islamia University - Faculty of Law organizes their own entrance exam for their 5 year BA.LLB
program, which is known as the Jamia Millia Islamia University, Faculty of Law Common Entrance Test.
17. What is the syllabus for Law Entrance Exams?
The syllabus for Law Entrance Exams essentially consists of Basic English Grammar & English Comprehensions,
Basic Mathematics (up to class 10 syllabus), Logical Reasoning, Legal Aptitude and General Knowledge and
Current Affairs.

18. Is there a requirement for training for Law Entrance Exams?

If one has a basic understanding of English Grammar and Mathematics of the school curriculum followed till class
10, then scoring high in these two subjects is not a problem. As for the subjects of Logical Reasoning and Legal
Aptitude, one needs to have some specific training in these subjects. For the section of General Knowledge and
Current Affairs, one may refer to the newspapers and year books.
19. What is the Exam Pattern for CLAT?
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) has 200 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The exam
is of two hours and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR sheet. Each
question carries one mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 0.25. The pattern is given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Mathematical Ability
Legal Aptitude
Logical Reasoning

No of Question
40
50
20
50
40

20. What is the Exam Pattern for SET?

The Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) has 150 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The exam is of
two hours 30 minutes and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR sheet.
Each question carries one mark, and there is no negative marking for wrong answers. The pattern is given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Analytical Reasoning
Legal Reasoning
Logical Reasoning

No of Question
30
30
30
30
30

21. What is the Exam Pattern for AILET?

The All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) has 150 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The exam is
of one hour thirty minutes and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR
sheet. Each question carries one mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 0.25. The pattern is given
below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Elementary Mathematics
Legal Aptitude
Logical Reasoning

No of Question
35
35
10
35
35

22. What is the Exam Pattern for IPUCET?

The Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (IPUCET) has 150 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question)
format. The exam is of two hours 30 minutes and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct
answers on an OMR sheet. Each question carries four mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 1. The
pattern is given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Legal Aptitude
Reasoning

No of Question
25%
25%
25%
25%

23. What is the Exam Pattern for KLSAT?

The KIIT Law School Admission Test (KLSAT) has 120 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The
exam is of three hours and is a computer based test. Students have to mark the correct answers in the online
format. Each question carries four mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 1. The pattern is given
below.
Subjects
English / Verbal Ability
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Mathematical Ability
Logical Ability

No of Question
40
20
30
30

24. What is the Exam Pattern for LSAT-India?

The Law School Admission Test -India (LSAT-India) has 92-100 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question)
format. The exam is of two hours 20 minutes and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct
answers on an OMR sheet. Each question carries one mark, and there is no negative marking for wrong answers.
The pattern is given below.
Subjects
Analytical Reasoning
Logical Reasoning 1
Logical Reasoning 2
English / Reading Comprehension

No of Question
24-25
24-25
24-25
24-25

25. What is the Exam Pattern for Christ CET?

The Christ University Common Entrance Test (Christ CET) has 120 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question)
format. The exam is of two hours and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an
OMR sheet. Each question carries one mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 0.25. The pattern is
given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Mathematical Ability
Data Interpretation
Logical Reasoning

No of Question
30
25
25
20
20

26. What is the Exam Pattern for ULSAT?

The UPES Law School Admission Test (ULSAT) has 200 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The
exam is of three hours and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR sheet.
Each question carries one mark, and there is no negative marking for wrong answers. The pattern is given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
Legal General Knowledge
Mathematical Ability
Legal Aptitude
Logical Reasoning

No of Question
40
40
40
40
40

27. What is the Exam Pattern for Army Law School Entrance Test?
The Army Law School Entrance Test has 220 questions in MCQ (Multiple Choice Question) format. The exam is of
two hours and is a paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR sheet. Each question
carries one mark, and each wrong answer is awarded negative 0.25. The pattern is given below.
Subjects
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Logical Reasoning
Legal Aptitude

No of Question
130

28. What is the Exam Pattern for Jamia Law CET?

The Jamia Millia Islamia University Faculty of Law - Common Entrance Test has 130 questions in MCQ (Multiple
Choice Question) format and 1 question of subjective type. The exam is of one hour forty five minutes and is a
paper based test. Students have to mark the correct answers on an OMR sheet. Each objective question carries
one mark and the subjective question carries 20 marks, and there is no negative marking for wrong answers. The
pattern is given below.
English / Reading Comprehension
General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Logical Reasoning
Legal Aptitude

66
55
55
44

29. If a Law School has their own entrance test, do they still accept CLAT Scores?
Most Law Schools who have their own entrance tests do not accept any other Law Entrance Test score, but there
are a few exceptions. UPES, Dehradoon has their own exam but they also accept CLAT Scores. There are some
other colleges as well, but they do not feature within the top 25 Law Schools in India.
30. Are there any good law Schools who do not have entrance exams?
Yes, there are a few Law Schools who feature within the top 25 law schools in India but they do not have an
entrance exam. They admit students on the basis on the Class 12 th Board Marks. Some of them are listed below:
Indian Law Society, Pune, Maharashtra
Government Law School, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Nirma University Institute of Law, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
UPES, Dehradoon, Uttrakhand
31. How to Apply for CLAT?
Forms are available at designated branches of State Bank of India. (List of designated SBI branches is available at
www.clat.ac.in). Candidates may also obtain forms from all the participating NLUs. Applications form can also be
bought and submitted online on the CLAT website www.clat.ac.in.
Price: Rs. 3000(Rs. 2500 for SC/ST) (*As per 2014)
32. How to Apply for AILET?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.nludelhi.ac.in
Price: Rs. 2625(Rs. 1100 for SC/ST) (*As per 2014)
33. How to Apply for SET?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.set-test.org
Price: Rs. 1500 (* As per 2014)
34. How to Apply for IPUCET?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.ipu.ac.in
Price: Rs. 1100 (* As per 2014)

35. How to Apply for KLSAT?

Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.kls.ac.in
Price: Nil (*As per 2014)
36. How to Apply for LSAT-India?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.pearsonvueindia.com/lsatindia
Price: 3500 (* As per 2014)
37. How to Apply for ULSAT?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.upes.ac.in
Price: Rs. 1750 by cash /1750 by Online Mode or DD (* As per 2014)
38. How to Apply for Christ CET?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.christuniversity.in
Price: Rs. 1000 (* As per 2014)
39. How to Apply for Army Law School Admission Test?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.armyinstituteoflaw.org
Price: Rs. 500 (* As per 2014)
40. How to Apply for Jamia Law CET?
Candidates need to apply online on the Official Website www.jmi.ac.in
Price: Rs. 300 (* As per 2014)
41. What is the procedure for Tie breaking of scores in CLAT?
In the event of equal marks scored by two or more candidates in the CLAT-2014, the tie will be broken by the
following procedure and order:
(i) Higher marks in the section of legal aptitude in CLAT-2014.
(ii) Higher age.
(iii) Computerized draw of lots.
42. What is the tentative date of exam for AILET?
AILET is tentatively held in the first week of May every year.
43. What is the tentative date of exam for SET?
SET is tentatively held in the first week of May every year.
44. What is the tentative date of exam for IPUCET?
IPUCET is tentatively held in the last week of May every year.
45. What is the tentative date of exam for KLSAT?
KLSAT is tentatively held in the last week of April every year.
46. What is the tentative date of exam for ULSAT?
ULSAT is tentatively held in the third week of May every year.
47. What is the tentative date of exam for LSAT-India?
LSAT-India is tentatively held in the third week of May every year.
48. What is the tentative date of exam for Christ CET?
Christ CET is tentatively held in the first week of April every year.
49. What is the tentative date of exam for Jamia Law CET?
Jamia Law CET is tentatively held in the last week of June every year.

50. What is the tentative date of exam for Army Law School CET?
Army Law School CET is tentatively held in the last week of May every year.
51. When are the results of CLAT declared?
The results for CLAT are declared by the last week of May / first week of June.
52. When are the results of SET declared?
The results for SET are declared by the last week of May / first week of June.
53. When are the results of AILET declared?
The results for AILET are declared by the first week of June.
54. When are the results of IPUCET declared?
The results for IPUCET are declared by the first/second week of June.
55. When are the results of KLSAT declared?
The results for KLSAT are declared by the last week of May.
56. When are the results of ULSAT declared?
The results for ULSAT are declared by the first/second week of June.
57. When are the results of LSAT-India declared?
The results for LSAT-India are declared by the first/second week of June.
58. When are the results of Christ CET declared?
The results for Christ CET are declared by the first/second week of June.
59. When are the results of Jamia CET declared?
The results for Jamia CET are declared by the first week of July.
60. When are the results of Army Law School CET declared?
The results for Army Law School CET are declared by the last week of May / first week of June.
61. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLSIU, Bangalore?
The annual fees at National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, Karnataka is Rs.1,72,700 per
annum. The number of general seats is 80 and the number of reserved seats is 25.
62. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NALSAR, Hyderabad?
The annual fees at NALSAR University of Law (NALSAR), Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh is Rs.1,70,700 per annum.
The number of general seats is 70 and the number of reserved seats is 18.
63. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at WBNUJS, Kolkata?
The annual fees at West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata, West Bengal is
Rs.1,06,250 per annum. The number of general seats is 100 and the number of reserved seats is 20.
64. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLU, Jodhpur?
The annual fees at National Law University (NLU-J), Jodhpur, Rajasthan is Rs.1,06,600 per annum. The number of
general seats is 100 and the number of reserved seats is 20.
65. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLIU, Bhopal?
The annual fees at National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh is Rs.1,84,000 per annum.
The number of general seats is 102 and the number of reserved seats is 38.

66. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at GNLU, Gandhinagar?
The annual fees at Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar, Gujarat is Rs.1,60,000 per annum. The
number of general seats is 180 and the number of reserved seats is 62.
67. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at HNLU, Raipur?
The annual fees at Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur, Chattisgarh is Rs.92,000 per annum. The
number of general seats is 160 and the number of reserved seats is 49.
68. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLU, Delhi?
The annual fees at National Law University(NLU-D), Dwarka, Delhi is Rs.70,000 per annum. The number of
general seats is 80 and the number of reserved seats is 14.
69. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at ILS, Pune?
The annual fees at Indian Law Society (ILS), Pune, Maharashtra is Rs.35,000 per annum. The number of general
seats is 240 and the number of reserved seats is 120.
70. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at SLS, Pune?
The annual fees at Symbiosis Law School (SLS), Pune, Maharashtra is Rs.1,46,000 per annum. The number of
general seats is 200 and the number of reserved seats is 61.
71. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at GLC, Mumbai?
The annual fees at Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, Maharashtra is Rs. 11,900 per annum. The number of
general seats is 240 and the number of reserved seats is 127.
72. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at RMLNLU, Lucknow?
The annual fees at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University (RMLNLU), Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh is
Rs.1,05,000 per annum. The number of general seats is 160 and the number of reserved seats is 80.
73. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at RGNLU, Patiala?
The annual fees at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNLU), Patiala, Punjab is Rs.1,97,400 per annum.
The number of general seats is 120 and the number of reserved seats is 49.
74. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at CNLU, Patna?
The annual fees at Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna, Bihar is Rs.1,65,000 per annum. The number
of general seats is 120 and the number of reserved seats is 60.
75. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLU, Odisha?
The annual fees at National Law University (NLU-O), Cuttack, Odisha is Rs.1,50,000 per annum. The number of
general seats is 120 and the number of reserved seats is 42.
76. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NUALS, Kochi?
The annual fees at National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS), Kochi, Kerala is Rs.1,42,100 per
annum. The number of general seats is 120 and the number of reserved seats is 47.
77. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NUSRL, Ranchi?
The annual fees at National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi, Jharkhand is Rs.1,62,000
per annum. The number of general seats is 100 and the number of reserved seats is 51.
78. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at JGLS, Sonipat?
The annual fees at Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana is Rs.6,75,000 per annum. The number of general
seats is 240.
79. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at IPUCET, Delhi?
The annual fees at University School of Law and Legal Studies IPUCET, Delhi is Rs.40,000 per annum. The
number of general seats is 120 and the number of reserved seats is 64.

80. What is the annual fee at Christ College, Bangalore?

The annual fees at Christ College, Bangalore, Karnataka is Rs.1,25,000 per annum.
81. What is the break-up of seats at Army Institute of Law, Mohali?
At the Army Institute of Law, Mohali, Punjab the number of general seats is 80 and the number of reserved seats
is 76.
82. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at Nirma University-Institute of Law, Gandhinagar?
The annual fees at Nirma University-Institute of Law, Gujarat is Rs.1,25,000 per annum. The number of general
seats is 240 and the number of reserved seats is 36.
83. What is the annual fees and the break-up of seats at NLUJA, Guwahati?
The annual fees at National Law University & Judicial Academy (NLUJA), Guwahati, Assam is Rs.1,51,000 per
annum. The number of general seats is 60 and the number of reserved seats is 30.
84. What is the annual fees at UPES, Dehradun?
The annual fees at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, Uttrakhand is Rs.1,65,000 per
annum.
85. What is the procedure of admission on the CLAT website?
The merit list-cum-preference will be the basic principle of admission for CLAT and the allotment of candidates
to various NLUs will be based on the same. Hence, an online counselling would take place after the
announcement of the CLAT results, wherein the candidates will be able to mark the preferences of the NLUs for
admission within the stipulated period mentioned in the schedule.
86. How many candidates will be selected for counseling through CLAT?
The first 2500 candidates (comprising 40% extra candidates proportionately from various categories such as
General/SC/ST/OBC/PWD etc.) in the merit list will be allowed to participate in the online counselling against
the actual seats available with the participating NLUs, by logging in to the personal Login Account on the CLAT
website.
87. What is the initial deposit money required for CLAT Counseling?
At the time of registration, candidate will need to deposit the adjustable fees of `1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh
only) either online/offline through the website.
88. On what basis will the Merit List be published?
The university-wise first provisional allotment list based on merit-cum-preference will be published on the CLAT
Website for the exact number of seats available with a NLU taking into consideration the university-wise
preferences obtained from the candidates during the counseling session, their CLAT score and Rank. The list will
also be made available to the respective participating Universities.
89. Will there be any waiting list for CLAT Counseling?
A list of waitlisted candidates will also be issued along with the Provisional Allotment List, from the first 2500
candidates who had undertaken the counselling after remitting the fees. The comprehensive list will be prepared
by picking up candidates proportionately from various categories such as General/SC/ST/OBC/PWD/DFF/NRI etc.
both from the All India and State (Domicile) category of candidates.
90. If a student does not take/fails to take admission to an NLU, will the initial registration fee be refunded?
After depositing the required amount of fees and taking part in the counselling session with the CLAT office by
the stipulated date, if the waitlisted candidates fail to get a seat/does not take a seat in any of the Universities
due to non-availability of vacancy, the entire amount of Rs.1,00,000/- deposited by such candidates will be
refunded to them without any deduction.

91. Will there be any subsequent merit lists after the first allotment list is published for CLAT?
Those candidates who fail to report to the Universities and complete the admission formalities within a
stipulated date will forfeit their claim for admission and their seats will be filled-up by the University by
following its own procedure and not by the CLAT Office. The respective Universities will be reporting the details
of admission to the CLAT Office including the number of vacancies that might remain due to non-reporting of the
candidates allotted under the lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Actual Allotment List. This would help the CLAT Office make
the declaration of the final allotment.
92. On what occasions do students needs to make payments on the CLAT website?
A student needs to make payments on the CLAT website on the following occasions only
i.
Submitting the Online Application Form
ii.
If interested in downloading the Previous Years Question papers and
iii.
While participating in the counseling session.
93. What are the online modes of payments available?
The online payment can be made through net-banking, debit card, credit card etc. wherein the candidate will
have to bear the additional transaction costs for remitting the fees through payment gateways.
94. What are the offline modes of payments available?
For paying the fees offline through website, the candidate will have to download the 'Bank Challan' that will be
generated with the required information, as filled in by the candidate, and make the payment with additional
bank charges at any branch of the SBI. After making the requisite payment at the bank, the candidate needs to
fill-in the details of the Bank Challan as required at the relevant section of the website.
95. What documents are needed during application to CLAT/Law Entrance Exams?
The scanned attested photocopies of the documents to be uploaded in the PDF format (or as specified) by all the
candidates are:
i.
Birth Certificate
ii.
Standard X Marksheet
iii.
Qualifying Examination Marksheet/Certificate such as 10+2 or its equivalent examination certificate from
a recognized Board (for UG Courses).
iv.
Qualifying Examination Marksheet/Certificate such as LL.B. or its equivalent examination certificate from
a recognized University (for PG Courses).
v.
Passport size photograph (3.5 cms x 4.5 cms) [JPG Format]
vi.
Signature of candidate [JPG Format]
vii.
Signature of parent/guardian [JPG Format]

96. In which cities is CLAT conducted?

The Cities in which CLAT is conducted are:
1) Bangalore
2) Bhopal
3) Chandigarh
4) Chennai
5) Cuttack
6) Gandhinagar
7) Guwahati
8) Hyderabad
9) Jaipur
10) Jammu
11) Jodhpur
12) Kochi
13) Kolkata
14) Lucknow
15) Mumbai
16) Delhi
17) Patiala
18) Patna
19) Raipur
20) Ranchi
21) Siliguri
97. Which are the colleges which offer placements with salaries of 10 Lakh 14 Lakh per annum?
Colleges which offer placements with salaries of 10 Lakh 14 Lakh per annum are:
National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
NALSAR University of Law (NALSAR), Hyderabad
The National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata
98. Which are the colleges which offer placements with salaries of 7 Lakh 10 Lakh per annum?
Colleges which offer placements with salaries of 7 Lakh 10 Lakh per annum are:
National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur
Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar
National Law University, Delhi
Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Symbiosis Law School, Noida
Government Law College, Mumbai
Indian Law Society, Pune

99. Who are the major Law Firms who recruit from National Law Universities?
The major Law Firms who recruit from National Law Universities are:
Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co
AZB & Partners
Khaitan & Co
J Sagar Associates
Luthra & Luthra
Trilegal
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
Nishith Desai Associates
Anand and Anand
Desai & Diwanji
Economic Laws Practice
Wadia Ghandy & Co
Phoenix Legal
DSK Legal
Fox Mandal
100.
Who are the major MNCs who recruit from National Law Universities?
The major MNCs who recruit from National Law Universities are:

ITC Ltd.

SAIL

ICICI Bank

HDFC Bank

Unilever

P&G

Nestle

Tata

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