Entrance exams exist as a requirement for studying an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree at India's law colleges and universities although exceptions exist for unaccredited institutions. The LLB entrance exam pathway includes several different college-run tests like Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and Law School Admission Test (LSAT India) together with All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) and others. You must meet two main requirements before seeking admission to an LLB education: completion of an undergraduate degree (BA, BCom or BSc) with minimum institutional set grades.
Contenders needing to pass entrance tests must demonstrate their knowledge in general topics combined with legal skills for reasoning patterns and English capability and math problem solving. You need to study both syllabus and specific format rules for each examination because these details determine which institutions you want to join. The majority of leading law institutions prefer admission scores obtained from entrance tests instead of using merit-based access. Students studying for entrance examinations need to analyze test structures and train skills needed for the subject matter.