Hi Vaibhav,

       It is quite difficult for you to get a seat in an NLU according to your score. There are only a total of 2300 seats in all NLUs. And moreover, the lowest closing rank for NLUs has been around 1600 and lesser in the previous years. But you can try for private colleges with your rank. All the best!!!

Hello Yayati, 

         Looking towards previous year's cutoff trend for NLU's it seems difficult fr u to get NLU at first round bt yes you may get in further rounds. 

       However you may check for opening and closing ranks for various categories and NLUs around the country and can easily predict your chances to get NLU in further rounds 

GOOD LUCK

Hello umesh, 

        See it's always difficult to predict the college until the actual cutoff is announced but still looking at previous year's cutoff trefor RGNUL it looks that u might get RGNUL in the 3rd round.. however u may get it earlier  depending upon the no. of students applied and no. of seats available.You are close.

 Good Luck

Hello akhouri,

Sorry to say but your chances are equivalent to nil to get a seat in nlu Ranchi at 6000 rank and that too with general category as previous year last seat was alloted at 1470 for general category so this year also the expected cutoff will be more or less the same.

Wish you all the best and for more doubt and queries write in the comment box below.

Hello Rajkumar, 

As per the previous year cutoff trends, here are some of the NLUs you can consider according to your common rank range - 

• DSNLU Visakhapatnam - closing cutoff rank - 3500
  
• NUSRL Ranchi - 2600
• NLUJAA Guwahati - 3500
• TNNLS Tiruchirapalli - 3500
• MNLU Nagpur - 4000
• MNLU Aurangabad - 4000

All the Best!

Hello Arnav, 

Since you have a UP Domicile, you can apply that to your advantage in RMLNLU Lucknow. As per the previous year cutoff trends, the cutoff rank for State OBC candidates was 758 in 2018.  You seem to have a good chance of getting a seat in RMLNLU Lucknow even if the cutoffs are expected to be a little higher this year. 

You can check the previous cutoffs for other NLUs as well according to your common rank if you are looking to keep your options open.

All the Best!

Hello,

According to cut-offs released, to get NLUs, you should get rank below 1,000. The admission occurs by considering the CLAT merit list. Please refer the website https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff to understand more about it. These cut-offs depend on many factors.

With the rank you're mentioning, if you fall in OBC category then you have some chances in NLUs like 

• NLUJA Guwahati 
• TNNLS  Trichy 
• MNLU Nagpur 
• Institute of law, Nirma University and other newer NLUs like Jabalpur. 

Moreover if you have the state domicile of any of these states then you can definitely have a good chance in it. 

All the very best