NLU Shimla (HPNLU) All Questions

dear aspirant,hope you are doing well.now coming to your question.as per the reviews by many students on web NLU shimla as a slight edge over JMI in comparison to many factors.Both of them are on the top in terms of teaching and academic operations.so choosing either of them will be

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The cut off for admission in any of the National Law Universities through CLAT in the previous year was a rank in the range of 1600 for the general category. Hence with a rank of 10136 your chances for an NLU under the vacanies are very less. Usually there

Hello,

The cutoffs of CLAT are different for different categories of students.NLU,Odisha has relased the cutoffs for CLAT 2019.Based upon the CLAT cutoffs for the first round you can expect the follwing NLUs(assuming that you are from the general category):-

• CNLU Patna
• NUSRL Ranchi
• TNNLS Tiruchirappali
• DSNLU Vishakhapatnam
• MNLU Nagpur

Hi,Aspirant 

As per Your  Rank You will Not get NLU,Aurangabad not even NLU,Jabalpur with this Score Considering you Are a General Category Student,this year cutoff will go higher hence your chances almost no,to get these colleges with this marks.Cutoff for NLU,Aurangabad and NLU,Jabalpur will go around 120+.

Good Luck

With 104.5 marks, your predicted rank is 1k-2k in the general merit list. Your marks are qualifiable to get into DNLU Jabalpur and HPNLU Shimla in the 1st cutoff. But keeping in mind the difficulty level of this year's paper and that this prediction is solely based on previous years'

With the score you're mentioning you'll get a rank somewhere between 11000-13000 in SC category and considering the closing ranks for these colleges chances are bleak that you'll get them. Moreover the number of seats also matter. But you can surely look out for other good colleges as your scores

Hello Vagish.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' cut-off, for 68 marks, your chances of getting a seat in NLU Jabalpur are too low. But, Since you belong to SC category, you might get a seat into it. For more details about college check this: https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor