Universities look for different qualifications when accepting students to their MA LLB programs. Some universities look for specific national and university level tests like the CLAT-PG, LSAT-India, and other specific state or university tests. These tests evaluate a student’s level of legal knowledge as well as their reasoning skills and their overall awareness. Most universities, however, require a bachelor’s degree in any field but have different minimum percentage scores and common criteria.
Certain universities only look at an undergraduate student’s academic performance without needing to pass an entrance exam. Many private universities also consider personal interviews and personal statement essays as part of their selection process which adds to their specific criteria when choosing students. It is always recommended to check with one’s desired university to prepare better for entrance examinations as well as general knowledge and legal skills. Candidates should set a timetable that allows them to meet their submission deadlines for the eligibility criteria.