Jaipur: Students from the city do well in the general law entrance exam (CATL) when the results are stated on Thursday.
While Nandani Sharma, a student from Jayshree Periwal School in Jaipur, secured 63rd ranks in the National Examination, Divyanshi Sharma, another student from the city, secured first rank in the category of ‘people with defects’.
Nandani has prepared CLUAT since grade 11.
Along with the board exam, she continues to learn to catch the ranks.
He plans to join Nlsiu Bangalore.
Divyanshi expressed his happiness and said that he had prepared very hard and glad it paid off.
Apart from both, Shweta, a girl from Kerala who has taken an online class from the Personal Training Institute in Jaipur, securing 4th place, and Shreyas flat, a student from Pune who also took the online class from the city, securing the 7th on rank.
Because of a pandemic, students cannot travel to the state this year and take online classes to prepare for the exam.
Many more students are expected to secure a good rank but most are busy preparing national law universities, Delhi, the entrance examination to be held on Friday.
With good results for years now, Jaipur City became a hub for CAT training.
Students from various parts of the country come to the pink city to prepare for the exam.
Like the city city, which is synonymous with IIT training, Jaipur will soon go to a place to clean the Clat.
The number of applications for CLAT also rose from Rajasthan.
Last year, there were around 4,500 applicants from the state.
This is now increasing to more than 5,600.
Students from Humanities and Trade are people who choose Clat.
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Students from Jaipur do it well in the CAT exam
