To pass the examination the candidates must obtain 45 Percent marks in each theory papers and Practicals separately. Those candidates who obtain less than 60 Percent marks at the same sitting will be placed in the Second Class.

There is no such thing as an 'easy' entrance exam, hence there is no 'easiest' exam either. Law exams conducted for every university, be it CLAT for NLUs or other private college exams, have a basic difficulty level on which the candidates are tested.

The highest, lowest and the average salary offered was 16 lakhs, 4 lakhs, and 7.5 lakhs annually respectively. More than 90% of the students got an internship from college. The highest, lowest and average stipend offered was 7k, 1k, and 2k respectively.  

The minimum percentage requirement for General category candidates ranges from 45 Percent to 55 Percent and that for SC/ST category candidates it ranges between 35 Percent to 45 Percent.

The person should be a citizen of India. Must have an LLB/LLM degree. He or She should have been a judge of a High Court for at least 5 years or he or she should have been an advocate of a High Court for 10 years. Apart from these, a person is also eligible if he or she is an exceptional jurist according to the president.