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In 2020, the NLAT Cut Off is expected to be 120 for NLSIU Bangalore, one of the top and most preferred NLUs. The Cut off marks for CLAT is usually released along with the CLAT Result 2020 on the official website by the exam conducting authority.

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Although these no precise answer to this but we can round up a round estimate of ranking. There are two parameters to ranking procedure, your 12th standard percentage and your clat score. Your rank must be around 1500 to get into nmims for BALLB. Hope this helps.

Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but there's no EWS reservation in all the NLU's I request you to please check the brochure of the respective NLU's. Also Consortium of Clat not released the total number of applicants yet. It's expected that more than 1lakh Aspirants are appearing this

This is totally your decision. If you think you will be able to crack CLAT, you should definitely go for it and leave the seat of KIITEE. But if you are not so confident, I would say that ask for the college authorities of their refund criteria. If you later

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Yes, you can get admission to 3 year LLB in Government Law College, Mumbai without CLAT score.  Government Law College, Mumbai accepts MAH LLB 3 CET entrance exam conducted by Maharashtra DTE. Candidates must have a non-zero score in order to be eligible to get seat in this institute.

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The last date to withdraw CLAT 2020 application was July 10, 2020. You cannot withdraw your application now by any means. Candidates who withdrew their CLAT 2020 application will get refund after a deduction of Rs.400.  For SC/ST category candidates it is Rs. 400 and Rs. 500 for Other

Hello student it's difficult to predict exact cut off as consortium of Clat recently changed the pattern for this year but it's expected that score around 90 marks is good for admission into NLU'S. Cut off vary every year on various factors like level of question in examination seats available

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