Hi Sarika,

for UG program 14th june, 2019 is the last date. 

Hello aspirant

Answering your question. Of course you are thinking right donor second guess your decision. Getting admission in one of the most prestigious college of India is a dream of every student. If you study from Delhi university you will have abundant knowledge and skills and good salary packages

Hello Suraj!

Its bitter truth that you might not be able to get admission in cs branch of iert allahabad.

It is a good college so it will be filled by top rankers moreover cs is a much demanded branch.

hence i suggest you to go for josa councelling you

Hi, yes you can admission in DU. I'll down some colleges where you are likely to get admission based on previous year's cut offs.

• Aryabhatta College
• Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College
• Bharati College (W)
• College of Vocational Studies
• Daulat Ram College (W)
• Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College
• Delhi College of Arts

Hi candidate! No, you cannot get any college in NLU in just 5 marks. It is very low marks. As per the previous years trends, the students from general category who scored between 130-150 got a seat in NLU. It is expecting that this year also candidate has to score

The percentage for admission in different colleges is different. To get in the top colleges you need an aggregate of 95% and above. However, to get admission in any college you should have at least 90% for general category. Reserved categories have a lower cut-off. To have a better idea

Hi Kavita

CLAT 2019 was an easy paper and the cut-offs are expected to rise. The top 3 NLUs will have cutoffs from 140+. However, you stand a chance in the lower NLUs like NLU Odisha, Shimla and Assam, etc, which will admit students around 105 marks but only in

I can predict marks acc. To rank!!! 

Dear candidate

I am sorry to say this but based on your rank You no chance of getting a National law university based on inputs given by you, ie 90 marks in CLAT if you belong to unreserved category 

Instead i would suggest you to try in some private law