Hyy parkash,

AILET exam is exclusively for getting admission  in national law university Delhi and your score of 19.5 marks wont lend you that NLU

For taking admission in other law colleges  your CLAT score will matter,

If any further doubts, do comment 

I hope this helps 

Hyy Abhishek, 

Considering your marks and domicile, we predict that you'll get NLU RANCHI 

After considering your  CLAT inputs, your probable rank will be 23,590 - 25,590 and your probable category rank range will be 632 - 1332.

I hope this helps 

Hello Soumya,

Can you please mention your category because it plays a vital role for getting an admission, if you are from general category then in that case it seems nearly impossible for you to get an admission in NLU Cuttack.

Hello Amarjeet,

I will provide you with the list of colleges where you can apply with SC category and will also mention the cutoff of SC category:

1. WBNUJS Kolkata : 86 

2.NLIU Bhopal- 89

3. NLU jodhour- 81.23

4. JNLU Gandhinagar- 73

5. HNLU Raipur- 80

6.RMLNLU Lucknow- 81

Hello Mr Harish,

Well the colleges are alloted on the basis of ranks and not the marks so you need to wait for the ranks to be released and also your category plays a major role for getting an admission in NLUs.

Hello Arushi,

Well that all depends on your rank and the marks scored in the CLAT examination and also your category which indeed plays a big role in deciding your NLU.

Dear V Saishyam,

As you are a UR catergory candidate, even Chhattisgarg domicile won't help much in your case. Your best chances of getting an NLU is via Vacant seats. Accroding to the information given in Revised CLAT 2018 Calendar & Counselling Guideline after the closure of the CLAT Office,

AILET 2018, was conducted on May 6, 2018. National Law University Delhi (NLU-D) will determine cutoff of AILET 2018 on May 24 for admissions to five-year integrated and postgraduate law programmes.

AILET 2018 cutoff is minimum marks required for getting shortlisted for admissions to BA LLB and LLM programmes in