Hello Nitin. You can get all the detailed information regarding admission, fees and other process about NALSAR in the link given below.                               

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/nalsar-hyderabad-cutoff/amp

Hello Ujjwal!

After anlysing the third provisional allotment list released by consortium of NLUs, and considering your AIR,category and domicile status , It may be difficult for ypu to get admission in NLU sonipat. The cutoffs for other nLUs as well for SC category have been maximum upto 13000. It

Hey !

NLU , Sonipat is the first law university in haryana. It is affiliated to university grants commission and approved by Bar council of india . It is easy for no university to get these accreditations . The accreditations are given only after a thorough watch and investigation about

Hey Anurag,

I'm sorry to say but it's quite difficult for you to get NLU Jabalpur with that rank. Even with the domicile you won't be able to make it. Since, NLU Jabalpur is one the best law colleges in India. They take students with prettyy low rank. Maybe you

Hi Candidate! This year the paper of clat is easy so the cutoff will be high. So in this marks you have chance to get a lower nlu. Below are some colleges which may you get according to your marks. These colleges are from previous year trends.

• NLUJA, Assam -110.5

Hey.

Now, after the third allotment list there will be no further allotment list released by CLAT. But usually in many lower NLUs including NLU Nagpur there are vacancies when any person who first took admission here leave for another college or take a drop flor for what so ever

Hi,Aspirant

Let me tell you with this rank you may chances for some of lower NLU as a General Category student,This year Paper was year so,it will be Difficult to get admission for general more than 1.5 k rank due to higher cutoff,but don't worry you may get if any

Hello.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' trends in the cut-off, it can be said that you have secured great marks. As most of the colleges in India have a cut-off close to 82%, your mark might not land you in a Govt. college. But, you