Hello Shashwat, 

Yes  National Law University Jabalpur holds a good ranking in overall institutes and maintains a nice standard too in all Law institutions.

The 5 year integrated course in NLU Jabalpur is really worth pursuing as it have good career options too and really is a demanding field. So yes, if you opt for this course, you are surely not going to apologise for that.

Best of luck. :) 

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 has not fallen below this numer. Due to sky high cutoffs this year you may not get into NLUs. But you can definitely consider other private universities and colleges for admission at this rank and category status.

Hope this helps. All the best!

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 the hniversity. Also , i agree that this university is going to start its first batch for llb course in the academic year 2019-20. 

So , we have no pasr reviews about this university to know about its faculty and facilities. But if we think  with a positive mind , then it is a newly established law university , so it will try its best to give the best to students. As every university wants to have good reviews , and good reviews can only be achieved by providing good facilities . So , i guess that the university will find the best faculty fir students and will try to provide every possible facility to students.

But this is just my opinion , you should take admission on your own risk . But i would advise you to take admission in this university if there is no better option left.

Best wishes!

Hello Nishant 

Congratulations your clat clat score is very good 149.5/200 which means you can easily get admission in top NLUs of India like NLSIU Bangalore . So now don't be worry anymore. 

Use clat college predictor to know the colleges you can expect with your rank 

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

Good luck 

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 reason. There is no certainty that vacancies will be there, but mostly there are vacancies in varioua lower and even Middle tier NLUs. So what you can do is, to keep a check on the official websites of NLU Nagpur and other NLUs that you might be interested in and apply for the vacancies if there are any. Your rank must be good as you were alloted TNNLS once. So you will have a fair chance against these vacant seats.

Note that CLAT doesn't fill up the vacant seats. Each NLU fiils its own vacancies. Ao you'll have to check websites of respective NLUs. And vacancies are uncertain they might/might not be there. So keep a tab on the colleges than you would want.

Best of luck 

Hi,Aspirant

You have probably good Chances for admission into some of lower NLU,but it's really hard because there are many students too who has same marks than you,so this decreases your chamces of getting admission.May be with Defence Category rank you may get NLU,if you also have state domicile.

All the Best

Dear,

The seats will be allotted to the candidates as per their NLUs’ choice-preference and based on their rank. In case any seat gets vacant, the preferred NLU on the higher preference of candidate’s choice will be allotted to them automatically. Even after the last list, there are vacant seats then nlu will put it on their website and let you know about it. They will specify the procedure on their site itself. So be in touch with the site.

Hope this helps!