Hello Prabhav,

Based on previous cutoff statistics, it is indicated that usually the last students to secure admission in Jindal University have scored around 50 percentile in the LSAT. It is a highly reputable university accepting students from the 80+ percentile range. However, cutoffs vary each year, so you can keep a lookout. 

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The because the minimum percentile is 75

Hello Zara!

LSAT scoring is a complex process. The LSAT exam has approximately 94-106 questions with each correct answer counting for one point of raw score. Raw score are equated such that the LSAT os graded on a scale of 120-180. The average LSAT score is 150. To get into top 14 law school including Jindal Global law United, you need a score above 162. And to get into top 50 law schools, you need 154 or above.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear Srishti yes you can get some scholarship on the basis of your 12th percentage at Jindal global law school, Sonipat but I am not able to get the exact amount of scholarship, but you can get the scholarship in the good amount you can get more information on official site.

All the best 

Aspirant,


It will depend upon the cut off for this year. But you can predict from previous year cut off.

Here is a list of all NLUs and their respective cut offs in 2017 for the general category. Taking a look at this and previous trends if you have a rank till 1200 you seem to have a fair chance for All India seats in NLUs.
1. National Law School of India University- 59
2. National Academy of Legal Studies and Research- 130
3. National Law Institute University- 351
4. West Bengal National University of Judicial Sciences- 213
5. National Law University Jodhpur- 343 6. Hidayatullah National Law University- 574
7. Gujarat National Law University- 453
8. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University- 627
9. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law- 801
10. Chanakya National Law University- 909
11. National University of Advanced Legal Studies- 826
12. National Law University Odisha- 1023
13. National University of Study and Research in Law- 1051
14. National Law University and Judicial Academy- 1124
15. Tamil Nadu National Law School- 1151
16. Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University- 1180
17. Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai- 478
18. Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur- 1126

Hello Rashit,

As per the previous years' cut-off, for 63 marks, your chances of getting a seat in O.P Jindal are too low. But whether you will be able to do it or not depends on your category and nativity. For more details about college check this: https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

All the best.

Hope this would help you.

Hello student,

You must aspire to secure a minimum 80 percentile to get a seat in the 5 year law programme and a minimum of 60 percentile score to get a seat in LLB 3 year and one year LLM  programme. To give a perspective, in 2018, all seats available in 5 year BA/BALLB Hons program were filled above 70 percentile score.

Cheers!

Hello Swastik.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' cut-off, for 95 marks, your chances of getting a seat in O.P Jindal are too low. But whether you will be able to do it or not depends on your category and nativity. If you belong to OBC or SC or ST category then you are more likely to get a seat. For more details about college check this: https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

All the best.

Dear aspirant....!!

• Apply for the programme at OPJU School of Engineering.
• Application should be accompanied by Application Fee of Rs. 500* payable online (Internet banking/Credit/Debit card) or Cash/DD/Bank Transfer.
• A merit list will be announced for eligible candidates for each round, The shortlisted candidates will be asked to appear for Counselling and candidate, subject to fulfilment of requisite conditions and verification of documents, will be issued provisional admission offer and asked to deposit fee by the stipulated date.
• If candidates don’t pay fee by the stipulated date, the admission would be deemed cancelled and seats would become vacant for the next round of Counseling.
• There will be three rounds of Counseling and after that if there are any unfilled seats, they will be filled on the basis of rolling Counseling (First come first serve basis).

Hope your query is solved!

All the best!