respected sir ihave doubt regarding an general issue that due to some inadvertency my attendance in national law universities is much short then there is some bit of problems are exist?
Dear Aspirant,
Attendance issues vary from university to university & if a candidate is unable to attend the college due to some reason, he/she has to produce appropriate certificate & reason for his/her absence. If you can convince the college of an genuine issue you had, better but if not, it'll get a bit messy. So kindly look into that.
Thanks.
Due to time management issue I couldnt make into top nlus.I m a dropper.Can I take 1 more year drop.It gonna affect me in nlu or its safe?
Hey there
Drop is not a solution everytime. As you are again taking a drop which will create pressure on you and also taking a drop is not going to insure a seat at national law Universities so if you are getting good law College go for them it doesn't matter from where did you studied what matters is what you studied and so be honest with your studies.
Good luck
Can I get an Nlu at a score 126.5?I mean any of the 21 nlus in General Category??
Hello,
You can predict your rank with the following careers360 CLAT rank predictor.
https://law.careers360.com/clat-rank-predictor?icn=CLAT_rp&ici=CLAT_article_view_sticky
Your predicted rank will be possibly somewhere between 71-374.
Cut off for any college depends on the number of seats available in a college, difficulty level of the question paper, and the performance of other candidates so they change every year. However according to previous year you have quite high chances of getting into NLU according to your predicted rank.
For any further information regarding this please refer to the following careers360 link.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/nlu-cutoff/amp
Hope this information was helpful.
Good luck!
I got 112 marks in Clat 2019. With this marks can I get into Nirma University? Also koi chance hai kya top 10 nlus ka?
Hey there
You have secured a good marks. As per your marks and previous year analysis your rank will be around 1200 and you have chances of getting national law Universities like
1. National University of study and research in law. Previous year cutoff was 1255.
2. National law University and judicial academy. Previous year cutoff was 1556.
Check clat cutoff
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff/amp&ved=2ahUKEwj01day_MXiAhXm6XMBHfWFAQcQFjABegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw3b6rIfdLillfdhtfsnq0RO&cf=1
Good luck
In CLAT 2019, expecting 110.5, women and Maharashtra domicile,is there any chance to get MNLU or NMIMS? And which other NLUs??
Cut off depends upon the level of difficulty of paper and this year paper was easy like 2016 so cut off will go high a score 110 is tough to get into mnlu. You can apply for narsee monjee but chances are less you get into narsee. So you can apply for upes dehradun they do accept admision through clat score.
I hope this helps you and if you have any more questions please drop a comment below.
Best of luck .
Is there age limit for nlu Bangaloreto pursue 5years BA.LLB course???
I assume you are talking about the National Law School of India, University, Bangalore. The BA LLB course is a five year course and takes 80 students each year. It is ranked 1st in the list of best law schools in India. The brochure for the course is available on our website.
To know more about the course, and to download the brochure, check out the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/university/national-law-school-of-india-university-bangalore/courses?degree=122
When are we supposed to go to our respective NLUs for further admission formalities? Will there be any mail sent by the NLU?
sir, please help for choosing an appropriate college
Dear Swapnali Namdeo,
You are right in weighing the options quite carefully. It would be a good idea to do your 5-year LLB from a good institution rather than going for an NLU tag. Institute of Law, Nirma University is among the top 5 private universities that offer law. Similarly, NMIMS is also a good institute and most importantly, since it is situated in Mumbai, the opportunities for internship would be much more than that of say, an NLU in a tier-2 city. The only problem could be the difference in fee between an NLU and a private university.
Whether you become a successful professional is a function of how you learn a professional course, rather than where you learn it from. So, your options (NIRMA and NMIMS) appear bang on target. Best of luck!