Dear candidate,

According to previous year estimates, you have a chance of getting a national law university. Belonging To obc has increased your chances of getting an nlu.

However, there might be some changes, depending upon the situation. Therefore, don’t worry just wait for your chance. Some of the nlus that you might get are

Maharashtra NLU

TNNLS Tiruchirapalla

NLU Guwahati 

NUSRL Ranchi 

And so on.

Good luck!

Thankyou!

Hii Meghna

Taking into consideration of past trends you might not able to get top 10 nlus but with 119.75 marks you can expect medium to lower one because this year High cutoff is expected due to easy paper.

According to experts an individual can expect cutoff to be around 155-160 marks for top NLUs. The only thing I can say is wait till the official cutoff list  is declare.

Good luck!

hi Aakanksha                                                                                                    

Yes ,there are chances for you getting a NLU (National Law University) in Clat 2019 if you get a score above 80 marks. For being on the safe side, I would suggest you to try to score above 90 marks in clat

Here is a list of a few NLUs and their previous year cut-offs:

1. NLU(Jodhpur)-131.88

2. GNLU(Gujrat)-125

3. HNLU(Raipur)-122.05

4. RMNLU(Lucknow)-120.11

5. RGNUL(Patiala)-115.29

6. MNLU(Mumbai)-127

You have chances of getting admission in the above mentioned NLUs. You can also use the link given below to predict colleges based on your rank: https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

Hello Namrata,

National Law Universities are the most reputed law colleges in the country and quite difficult to gwt into.

You require atleast 75% score in CLAT to be eligible for any of the NLUs based on the previous years'cut-off trends. 

You must score atleast 115 marks or above if you want admission in any of the NLUs. If you consider the previous years'cut-offs then the lowest closing marks have been 114.5 in NLUJA Assam and 114.5 in TNNLS Thiruchirapalli, and these were the closing marks in the last merit lists, not in the first ones.

So it is almost impossible for you to get in with this score. Maybe try harder next year or try for some private colleges.

Hope this helps.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?icn=clat-clgpd&ici=qna-sticky-wap

Well if we analyse these three NLU's patna , lucknow and patiala on the basis of faculty , campus then 1st point to be observed is all of the three are relatively new NLU, also NLU Lucknow and Patiala are at par with each other on no of aspects , if we rank above three then luckow and patiala will occupy top two spots and patna would be third as follows:

• NLU Lucknow :All India Unreserved seats are 50% of total, better rank quotient. Batch diversity due to women & NRI seats(score of 52.39 acc to NIRF ranking)
• NLU Patiala:Large batch size without location benefit. Higher percentage of All India unreserved seats. Moderate rank quotient(score of 55.53 acc to NIRF ranking)
• NLU Patna:Location benefit (State capital) over others. Large no. of state category seats. Slightly larger batch with fairly high rank coefficient. Established NLU

Hello aspirate 

Seeing last year cutoff the NLUs you can expect with this score are:

• National Law University,  Jodhpur
• Hidayatullah national law in university Raipur
• National Law Institute University, Bhopal 
• Gujrat national Law University, Gandhinagar
• RMNLU, Lucknow 
• Chanakya national law univerty, Patna
• NLU, jabalpur

Good luck

Hi Isha! 

It seems you have a less chance for your score you can try along with your category you belong.If you belong to general category then you have a less chance to get into good NLU's.

All the best Isha