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Integrated Law Admissions

A clear route into India's best law schools.

For the five-year integrated law degree, Udaan guides students through CLAT, AILET and other entrances to the right National Law University or college.

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Last updated 16 June 2026

A law career often begins with one of the most competitive undergraduate exams in the country. Between CLAT, AILET and several other entrances, each with its own colleges, pattern and counselling, it is easy to misjudge where effort is best spent.

Udaan makes the route clear. We are counsellors, not agents: we understand the student and guide them to the law school that genuinely fits.

Why families choose Udaan for law

The right law school shapes a career’s first decade. Families work with us because we translate ambitions into a realistic plan, the exams worth taking, the colleges worth targeting, and an honest read of where a given score can land.

We tell students what we believe, including when an expensive option is not worth it. That honesty is the whole point of independent counselling.

How we help secure your seat

We identify the exams and colleges open to the student, build and order a sensible choice list, keep every registration and counselling round on schedule, and prepare a complete, correct document set. Rules and cut-offs change each year, so we confirm the current ones with each authority and college rather than assume.

How Udaan helps

  • The right exams for your goals

    CLAT, AILET, LSAT-India, SLAT or a state law entrance, we help decide which to attempt and how to prepare.

  • A college list by rank and category

    From National Law Universities to strong private colleges, matched to realistic scores and preferences.

  • Applications and counselling

    Registrations, choice-filling and counselling rounds tracked so an opportunity is never missed.

  • Honest, independent advice

    Clear guidance on colleges, fees and prospects, including when a choice is not the right one.

Eligibility at a glance

Academic background
A pass in Class 12 (any stream) from a recognised board.
Entrance exams
Admission is through tests such as CLAT (for National Law Universities), AILET (NLU Delhi), LSAT-India, SLAT (Symbiosis) or state law entrances, depending on the college.
Minimum marks
A minimum Class 12 aggregate set by each exam or college (commonly relaxed for reserved categories).
Age criteria
There is generally no upper age limit for the five-year programme, but always confirm the current rules.

Eligibility, quotas and cut-offs are set by the authorities and change each year, always confirm the current rules with the official body and the institution.

How to apply

  1. 01

    Choose target colleges and exams

    We identify the law schools worth aiming for and the entrance exams each one needs.

  2. 02

    Prepare and appear

    Plan preparation and register for CLAT, AILET or the other relevant exams in good time.

  3. 03

    Counselling and choice-filling

    Complete counselling registration and order college and seat preferences carefully.

  4. 04

    Allotment and admission

    Accept the allotted seat, verify documents and enrol within the deadline.

Good to know

Questions, answered

What is the five-year integrated law degree?
It is an undergraduate law programme (such as BA LLB or BBA LLB) taken straight after Class 12, combining a bachelor's degree with a law degree over five years.
Which exam do I need for the National Law Universities?
Most National Law Universities admit through CLAT; NLU Delhi uses its own exam, AILET. Other colleges accept LSAT-India, SLAT or state law entrances. We help you target the right set.
What are the minimum marks to apply?
Each exam and college sets its own minimum Class 12 aggregate, often relaxed for reserved categories. We confirm the current criteria for every option on your list.
Can Udaan help beyond the National Law Universities?
Yes. We guide students across NLUs and strong private and state law colleges, explaining the trade-offs of each.
When should law-entrance preparation begin?
Ideally in Class 11 or early Class 12, since exams like CLAT reward sustained preparation, but we can help students who start later as well.

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Plan your law-school admission with Udaan.

Share the student's goals and we'll map the right exams and colleges and guide every counselling round.

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