Dear candidate,

First of all Congratulation for scoring a good marks in CLAT 2019.

See it's quite difficult to say According to the experts, the overall difficulty level of CLAT 2019 was low.

In comparison to CLAT 2016, several questions in legal aptitude section were from legal reasoning which made the paper lengthy.

All the sections were easy but time-consuming. Surprisingly, no questions were asked from “Constitution of India” and Legal Knowledge. 

In the GK and Current Affairs section, 45-46 questions were from Current Affairs and rest 3-4 questions were static which was related to recent events.

The questions were asked from the events of the past 3-4 months.

An individual can expect cutoff to be around 155-160 marks for top NLUs.  But previous year it's was 135-120.

After taking into consideration,  you might able to get admission in top 5 NLUs.

Hope I answer your question.

All the best!