LLB  ENTRANCE CLASSES

                                   CLAT -LLB 2024 ENTRANCE 

 

This course is designed for those students who want to study and prepare for CLAT and Various LAW Entrance Examinations  including CLAT (NLUs), AILET (NLU Delhi), SLAT (Symbiosis Law School), LSAT-India (Jindal Global Law School, NMIMS  Law School, UPES etc.), MH Law CET (GLC Mumbai, ILS Pune)  KLEE ( Kerala Law Entrance) CUSAT, and others. They can join this course to benefit as they will get the support and expertise of the industry stalwarts and giants who have the in-house knowledge and know-how about the course and Career Prospects after Law.

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Program  Details:

The course is designed in such a way as to be really profitable and helpful for students preparing for LAW and how much more they can gain in very less time.

Program Features

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This  programme is specially designed to help you develop the conceptual and test-taking skills required to ace Concepts in the best of knowledge and ability to crack the entrance examinations like CLAT and AILET,LSAT DU LLB etc.

This is  useful for students who want a thorough  preparation and revision of all the concepts of the CLAT. This focuses on building concepts in the first part  and getting you test ready later. You as a LAW aspirant and Law Student shall be taken through all the concepts tested over the course duration . 

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 KERALA LAW ENTRANCE CLASSES

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This highly empowered and concentrated product gearing you up for the law exam ,  starts from the June 2024. It is a   tailor-made program most relevant for KLEE. A  Computer Based Entrance Examination will be conducted by CEE Kerala  for admission  in the four Government Law Colleges in Kerala and in the Private Self-Financing Law Colleges in Kerala having seat sharing agreement with the State Government.

The questions of the entrance examination will be based onGeneral English, General Knowledge Arithmetic & Mental ability and Aptitude for Legal Studies. The Entrance Examination will be of two hours duration and will consist of 200 objective type questions of three marks each [Total: 200 x 3 =600]. For every wrong answer one mark each will be deducted.