HELLO! RAJU KUMAR

SEE AS YOU SCORED 106 MARKS IN CLAT 2019. YOUR RANK WOULD BE 1165-1865, AND BELOW 170 CATEGORY RANK.

SO AS YOUR MARKS ARE FAIR ENOUGH AND PLUS YOU HAVE RESERVATION YOUR CHANCES ARE BRIGHT ENOUGH TO GET ADMISSION.

YOU WILL GET ADMISSION FROM PAST YEAR DATA

Hello Sonu

Your marks are very less in clat and even if you belong to SC category you have no chances of getting admission in any of the  19 NLUs of India. You should score minimum 80+ marks in clat to get admission in NLU.

You can take admission in

Dear Candidate,

If you have reservation, then you may have chance of get an nlu according to previous year scores.

Scoring 89.75%, You might get Maharashtra NLU or Tamil Nadu Nlu or NLUJAA(Guwahati)

This is a prediction according to previous year scores, it may even subject to changes.

All the

Dear aspirant

I'm sorry to this but after taking into consideration of previous year difficulty of question paper and no of aspirants, you have Very less chances to get  admission in NLUs.

Even this year High cutoff is expected due to easy paper. Let's hope for the best. 

GOOD LUCK. 

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

As you will be knowing that CLAT cutoff is basically the minimum score/rank at which you will be offered admission in different colleges accepting CLAT scores/ranks. 

CLAT cutoffs vary from year to year and are dependent on

Hello Aashi, 

               Expected cutoff for CLAT 2019 may be a bit higher compared to previous year's cutoff.

   Thus with this score and category you may not get into some top NLU's but yes you may certainly get into one of the NLU'S around the country.

            Do register for counselling and

With the score you're mentioning you'll get a rank somewhere between 800-1600 in SC category and considering the closing ranks and number of seats available you definitely have high chances in getting any NLU except Bangalore. But still hope for the best that you get into NLUs Bangalore, Bhopal and

Hello Sourav!

 After analysing  level of the test, no.  and of candidates who appeared for it and the past year trends of cutoff and admissions, And further considering your Marks and category status, There are very less chances of you getting admission in any of the National Law University's.  But