CBSE BOARD XII, asked by yajmera8, 1 year ago

Is dummy admision a good option for stidents of classes 11 and 12 willing to clear CLAT in future?
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Answered by hritikVK18
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Yes, Of course It Is Good Decision To Be Admitted In A Dummy School And Prepare For CLAT. It Will Be Beneficial For You As You Will Get More Time For Preparation...!!!

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