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Being from sc catagory and expecting 83 marks in clat what are my chances to get into top 10 nlus

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 30th May, 2019
Hey.
The cut off for admission in National Law Universities through CLAT is a lot lesser than what is required ny the general category. The cut off for top 10 NLUs according to previous year trends would go in a range of 120 or maybe 140 depending on the level
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how the seats will be allotted in clat 2019? based on our preference list or our rank?

Shreya Singh Student Expert 30th May, 2019

Hello aspirant,

CLAT Seat Allotment 2019 will be based on 'merit-cum-preference’. NLU Odisha, Cuttack will start the seat allotment process in June 2019 and end in July 2019. Participating NLUs reserve the right to change the total number of seats and break-up of seats as per their policy before the

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I am expecting a score between 140-150 in Clat 2019.Which nlus i may get?

Aditi Choubey 29th May, 2019
Hello
If you are expecting a score of 140-150 than you can expect NALSA, NUJAS and colleges below them. Though there is still time for the results to come and anything can happen at last moment so I would suggest to keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best.
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What should be the minimum clat score required for V

Ana 2nd Jun, 2019

Hello Aditi, 

For getting admission to a good Law College you must achieve a good CLAT score. A good CLAT score should have marks in between 140 to 160 as a general category. This score will help you in getting admission in NLU's.

Apart from this, certain colleges issue their

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with an expected score of 95 what are my chances in top ten nlus

Nupur Agarwal 29th May, 2019

Your chances in the top 10 NLUs with a score of 95 is less likely as general cut off according to past trends for NLUs is a score of 110+.

Still, you might just get a chance if there's a vacancy in one of the NLUs after the admissions are

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hello I think Ill give 80 score having reserved category(SC) Will I get into any of the 18 nls?

mahimadogra_6929406 Student Expert 30th May, 2019
Hey.
The cut off for admission in National Law Universities through CLAT is a lot lesser than what is required ny the general category. The cut off for admission to any NLUs for the SC category would go around the rank of 11,000-12,000 as per last year trends. But for
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hello I think Ill score 90-100. Will I get in any of the nls having reserved category

Aditi Choubey 29th May, 2019
Hello
There is time for the results to come out but of you are expecting a score of 90-100 for reserved category than you definitely have a chance of getting into a national law University because as per the previous years cut off trends we have seen candidates under reserved
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Explain counseling process in clat

shvetha jayaraj 29th May, 2019
Hello aspirant,

The admission to integrated LLB and LLM programs in  admissions at universitjes will be conducted through centralised counselling. And the seats will be alloted on the basis of merit list.

The first rank list on the basis of merit cum preference will be published at the official website
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Could I get into uslls with a clat rank of 2590 and a Delhi domicile?

Ravi ROY 8th Jul, 2019

Hey there, 

The cuttoff for admission in any of the NlUs,last year closed at ranks of around 1600. As this is the first time Ipu would accept admission based upon on the clat score, their is no trend to follow for fair estimate. 

But there are around 1900 seats offered

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What are my chances in uslls with a clat rank of 2590 I am from delhi

Sree Student Expert 8th Jul, 2019

Hii!!

Your CLAT 2019 is decent you might have good chances if getting seat. You can get good college for your rank based on previous years cutoffs. Cutoffs vary from year to year.

Go through below links for more details.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff/amp

Good Luck!!

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