The Delhi High Court questioned the Delhi University’s (DU’s) decision to admit students to the five-year integrated law course solely on the basis of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and not the CUET.

https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Delhi/hc-questions-delhi-universitys-decision-of-admission-to-5-year-law-courses-through-clat-not-cuet/article67204725.ece

Even Delhi university knows that clat is a superior exam.

The llb grads must be biting their finger now lol

Where are those llb grads who kept on questioning clat? Why DU is preferring clat then huh?

Why can't they make CLAT similar to JEE/NEET? As a law aspirant, I am tired of writing multiple entrance exams. Can someone file a petition for this ?

Why don't you?

Not everyone has the resources for the same but someone at LI may have the same!

Get in touch with a recent law grad who is into litigation. They may even do this for you pro bono given the publicity that this case will attract.

As usual , they should take students by clat only. Makes a lot of sense

Why not AILET?

True ailet as well. It’s just clat is more accessible being comparatively easier , and has a better reach having more colleges

CLAT monopoly should end. There should be 3-4 entrance exams.

Like the one where you got Christ u iberisty

Admissions to DU 5-year law course: Central government tells Delhi High Court CUET is not mandatory for universities; UGC opposes

https://www.barandbench.com/news/admissions-du-5-year-law-course-central-government-delhi-high-court-cuet-mandatory-ugc-opposes