Hello Aspirant!

The following is the list of private universities that have signed MOU with the Consortium of NLU to use CLAT 2019 scores.

• Shobhit University, Meerut
• RNB Global University, Bikaner
• ISBR Law College, Bangalore
• Lloyd Law College
• Glocal Law school,Glocal University, Saharanpur
• Indore Institute of Law
• Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies
• Xavier Law School, Bhubaneswar
• Amity university
• Law College, Dehradun
• Alliance School of Law, Bangalore
• Shri Vaishnav Institute of Law
• Gitam school of law, Visakhapatnam
• ICFAI Law college
• Asian Law College, Noida
• Siddharth Law College, Dehradun
• Aryans College of Law, Punjab
• JIMS
• GLA University,Mathura
• Reva University, Bangalore
• United world School of law,Karnavati University
• Mody University
• Marwadi University
• Nirma University
• ICFAI UNIVERSITY,Tripura
• Gujarat Maritime University
• Kirti P. Mehta School of Law
• Bennett Universit
• DIRD College
• SRM University
• Geeta Institute of Law
• Maharishi Law School
• NIMT institute of method and law
• Presidency University
• Manipal University
• School of Law, Oriental University
• The North Cap University
• Academy of Law, Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University
• Dr. K.N.  Modi University
• Harlal School of Law
• Galgotia University
• Shri Ram Murti Smarak College of Law, Bareilly Uttar Pradesh
• Vivekananda Global University
• The Raffles University
• IFIM Law school
• Renaissance Law College,
• Jain University, Bangalore
• ITM University Gwalior's
• Fairfield School of Law, IPU
• Chettinad Academy of Research and Education, Tamil Nadu
• TERI School of Advanced Studies

All the best!

Hello alok 

As far as only nagpur us concerned I can provide you the statistics of last few years .

Under ur category the last rank was 1126 to be filled in 2017 whereas in 2018 the rank went to 40,925 in 2018 . For other categories the ranks were even higher.

I will also share with you the link which will specifically solve all your queries regarding this particular college -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/mnlu-nagpur-cutoff/amp 

All the best

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Hii aspirant ,

Coming to your question I would like to tell you that yes you can study in the amity and simultaneously prepare for the clat exam ,the only thing is that you have to just arrange your schedule accordingly seeing the college timing and clat preparation time and stick to it then you can do well and excel in your clat exam ,

Hope this helps you ,

Good luck.

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Dear Anamika,

your great is good and rank in CLAT also nice. IP University is a good option for Law. They ranking come under top 20 law colleges and get admission in this you need at least above 9000. But Try they are some possible chances maybe you get.

Good luck

Hello Aradhna Tiwari !

Here are 10 tips to increase your chances of cracking CLAT-

1. You cannot learn a thing you think you know ( - Poets of the Fall) - approach every problem as if it’s going to be a learning experience. Don’t refuse to learn from it assuming you already know all knowledge it has to offer.
2. Don’t let the fear of scoring bad in mocks or any other form of assessment demotivate you from assessing your progress - it is vital for you to track how good/bad you’ve been doing.
3. Don’t fear experimenting in your approach while taking mocks, this will help you develop an approach which best suits you.
4. Be thorough with your GK and current affairs, don’t let work pile up, study every single day. Don’t go through them as a burden, go through them as if you’re reading a story.
5. Take good care of your health during your preparation and eat a healthy nutritious diet. Do take proper rest, don’t deprive yourself of sleep. Health>Studies, only if you’re healthy you will be able to study efficiently.
6. Strike a perfect balance between speed and accuracy in your mocks, there is an inverse relation between the two, so be careful and don’t focus too much on one of them.
7. Dream big! If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. — James Cameron.
8. Don’t measure the duration of your study session. I see many people committing this “sin”. What matters is your quality and your temperament while you study, not the hours you can sit with a book in front of you.
9. Word hard play hard - Wiz Khalifa. Work, and also enjoy yourself, play some sport, read a book or a short story, hang out with friends, listen to music, etc. Studying all day long is counter productive. Take gaps, and do something constructive.
10. This is not limited to your CLAT preparation, this applies to life in general, don’t let any Triumph or Disaster (If by Rudyard Kipling)affect you, neither positively nor negatively, don’t form an opinion about yourself in your mind after succeeding or failing.

Bonus tip - and apparently, this is the most important tip I can give you from my personal experience- practice, practice, and…… um…. practice. Inculcate a habit of practicing your various aptitude related questions every day. Have an abysmal diet for problems.

Good luck!

Here are some tips to increase your chances of cracking CLAT-

You cannot learn a thing you think you know ( - Poets of the Fall) - approach every problem as if it’s going to be a learning experience. Don’t refuse to learn from it assuming you already know all knowledge it has to offer.

Don’t let the fear of scoring bad in mocks or any other form of assessment demotivate you from assessing your progress - it is vital for you to track how good/bad you’ve been doing.

Don’t fear experimenting in your approach while taking mocks, this will help you develop an approach which best suits you.

Be thorough with your GK and current affairs, don’t let work pile up, study every single day. Don’t go through them as a burden, go through them as if you’re reading a story.

Take good care of your health during your preparation and eat a healthy nutritious diet. Do take proper rest, don’t deprive yourself of sleep. Health>Studies, only if you’re healthy you will be able to study efficiently.

Strike a perfect balance between speed and accuracy in your mocks, there is an inverse relation between the two, so be careful and don’t focus too much on one of them.

Dream big! If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success. — James Cameron.

Don’t measure the duration of your study session. I see many people committing this “sin”. What matters is your quality and your temperament while you study, not the hours you can sit with a book in front of you.

Word hard play hard - Wiz Khalifa. Work, and also enjoy yourself, play some sport, read a book or a short story, hang out with friends, listen to music, etc. Studying all day long is counter productive. Take gaps, and do something constructive.

Hope you find it helpful

let me know in the comment box if you are having any further doubts

thanks

Good Luck!