PREVIOUS YEAR CLAT QUESTION PAPER

 PREVIOUS YEAR CLAT QUESTION  PAPER 

                                                                                                                                              

The Common Law Admission Test, popularly known by its acronym CLAT is a national-level entrance test for getting admission to the  National Law Universities (NLU) in India. To ace CLAT, the practice of previous years’ question papers is one of the key steps. FIMT School of Law ease the pressure of the aspiring lawyers of the country by providing previous years’ question papers. Working out the previous years’ question papers boost the confidence of the appearing candidates. The students tend to achieve the desired goal by practicing previous years’ question papers within a given timeframe and improving their preparation in many ways.  The previous years’ question papers/sample question papers that are catered by FIMT School of Law to the students are in pdf format. The previous years' question papers can easily download in no time by the students for their future reference and practice.


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