Kerala Law Entrance Exam
The Kerala Law Entrance Exam, commonly abbreviated as KLEE, is the state level admission test for law programmes in Kerala. It is conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala, and is taken by candidates seeking seats in the government law colleges of the state and in the private and self financing…
Kerala Law Entrance Exam eligibility
For the five year integrated law course, candidates must have passed the higher secondary examination of Kerala or an examination recognised as equivalent, in any stream. For the three year law course, a bachelor degree from a recognised university is required. For postgraduate law admission, a recognised law degree is required.
Applicants must satisfy the nativity, residence and category conditions the state lays down for reservation and for fee categories, and produce the certificates that prove them. The minimum marks in the qualifying examination, the relaxations available to reserved category candidates and persons with disabilities, and any age conditions are stated in the official prospectus for the year, which should be consulted before applying.
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