hello prakash,

you can check the cut off according to your category on the website of creers360. the cut off is in the terms of rank and not in marks. you can click on this link for the same https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff.

hope this would help you.

Hey Debadrita,

Thanks for reaching out! Your score is a quite decent score hence you should be getting admissions in the most of the colleges. You should enquire about the cut-off marks of the particular colleges you are interested in. This will help you to go over a lot of

Hi Aryan

Based on your question, you are from Uttar Pradesh. To get a seat in BMVRI-Bangalore, you need to enter through the All India Quota only. 15% of seats in this college will be allocated for the other state students like you. Based on the previous year cut off

Hey Deepasha,

Thanks for reaching out! You should be aware of the fact that you fall under the SC category hence your admission will be done through the SC quota Hence while applying for the IP colleges, your All India SC rank will be considered. However if you wish to

Hey Digendra! Since we have previous year statistics of different colleges we can't tell you college with complete surety as cutoffs may vary according to number of students participating and difficulty level of exam. But still you can predict your college with careers360 college predictor on the basis of your

Dear aspirant,

According to your TS-LAWCET rank the colleges that you may get are mentioned below

Dr Ambedkar College of Law, Hyderabad

Telangana University, Dichpally, Nizamabad

Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Hyderabad

Pendekanti Law College, Hyderabad

Justice Kumarayya Law College, Karimnagar

Adarsha Law College, Warangal

Anantha Law College, Hyderabad

Aurora’s Legal

You have really good chances to get Anna University as this year the cut off will fall . You however might have less chance for CSE at Anna University, but you can get it in srm for sure as you have secured marks in respect to it.
Hope I was

Gujarat rank will be composed of 60% weightage on marks obtained in 10+2 standard qualifying examinations and 40% weightage on marks obtained in GUJCET 2017.
Try to score more than 90 marks in GUJCET exam with good percentage in 12th board (80 or above) to get admission in top university