Hi Aspirant

Based on your CLAT OBC rank of 1174 and your UP domicile status you are in a strong position for admission into RMLNLU Lucknow under the state OBC quota The university provides seats specifically for candidates from Uttar Pradesh under each category including OBC during the CLAT counselling rounds

OBC cut off trends at RMLNLU

• In recent years the final OBC cut off rank for BA LLB at RMLNLU under Uttar Pradesh domicile closed between 3600 and 3800 in the last counselling round

• Spot and vacancy round cut offs have been observed around 900 to 1300 for OBC UP candidates

• Early round cut off ranks for OBC UP have ranged between 2300 and 3370 depending on branch demand and seat availability

Your rank and chances

• With a rank of 1174 you are well within both early round and vacancy round OBC UP cut off ranks

• You stand a solid chance of admission even in initial rounds due to your strong rank relative to closing ranks

• Even if seats close later in the process your rank is still competitive enough to secure admission

Counselling phase impact

• In Round 1 and Round 2 your rank is better than typical closing rank ensuring high probability of seat allotment

• If you miss early rounds you can still get a seat in vacancy or mop up rounds when cut offs extend beyond 1300

• Staying active in all counselling rounds increases your chances of confirmation

Steps to proceed during counselling
• Register for CLAT counselling for both All India and State quotas
• While entering preferences include RMLNLU under OBC UP category at top
• Participate in early rounds to maximize seat availability
• Do not drop out of counselling even after first seat allotment attempt
• Keep all documents ready for verification during seat allotment

Additional advice
• Secure your seat in early rounds to avoid unpredictability later
• Be ready to join if you receive an allotment offer in any round
• Monitor cut off rank changes each day to stay informed
• In case RMLNLU is not allotted use equivalent options like other Tier two NLUs during state rounds