Hi!

If your CET score is around 34.36%, your chances for admission in a law college will depend on factors like the cut-off for your category, the state you are applying in, and whether the college is government or private. In many states, top government law colleges require higher percentages, but private colleges often have more flexible criteria. I recommend checking last year’s cut-offs for your category in the colleges you’re targeting. You can also wait for the official merit list and counseling process. Even if you don’t get into a government college, you can still apply to private institutions that accept CET scores or consider direct admission.

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Thank you, and I hope you find a good college to start your law journey!

Hello,

The 34.36 percent in a CET examination typically translates to a relatively low percentile. It means with these marks you will have a very hard time finding good law colleges, especially in popular and competitive programs like BA LLB. Also, your chances depend on the factors like college cutoff, your category, etc.

I hope it will clear your query!!