Can i get mnlu mumbai in 90 marks and i am obc
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The cut off marks required for admission in through CLAT varies a lot each year due to several factors. According to previous year trends sometimes 105+ in lower/middle NLUs would be sufficient whereas in some other year 120+ are required for middle NLUs+. And sometimes 130+. You don't seem to have much chances for admission in MNLU as the cut off for it is high in previous year. If you have state domicile then your chances in this particular college would be good.
With 90 marks, your predicted rank is 4k-5k in the general merit list. Your marks aren't qualifiable to get into NLU Mumbai in the 1st cutoff but there are chances of getting through by the next ones. But keeping in mind the difficulty level of this year's paper and that this prediction is solely based on previous years' trends, the cutoff trend might see a change and you might get admission in the 1st round itself. You can check your rank here:
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The cut off marks required for admission in through CLAT varies a lot each year due to several factors. According to previous year trends sometimes 105+ in lower/middle NLUs would be sufficient whereas in some other year 120+ are required for middle NLUs+. And sometimes 130+. You don't seem to have much chances for admission in MNLU as the cut off for it is high in previous year. If you have state domicile then your chances in this particular college would be good.
So a more accurate estimate can be made only after the ranks are declared or atleast the answer key is out. Just on the basis of estimate marks, you can't be 100% sure of your chances. It would depend a lot on the level of paper and competition this year. So you should wait for the ranks for a more accurate estimate.
Best of luck!
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