Dear Mohit,

Congratualations on the score, there is a very high possibility of you getting into the top 3 National Law Universities. In CLat 2017, a score of 133 would have gotten you a rank around 90-100. Kindly wait for the cutoff which is to be released on the 31st of May.

Hi Nikhil,

Thanks for asking, Yes you are definitely eligible for CLAT. When you got selected through CLAT you have to left your present college and then you can surely get into the new law college. You can take admission in NLU's for sure. Just give the exam and Crack it.

All the best.

Hey Abhishek.

These are the NLU preferences one should normally fill-

NLSIU ,Bangalore

NALSAR, Hyderabad

WBNUJS, Kolkata

NLUJ, Jodhpur

NLIU, Bhopal

GNLU, Gandhinagar

MNLU, Mumbai

RMLNLU, Lucknow

HNLU, Raipur

RGNUL, Patiyala

NLUO, Cuttack

CNLU, Patna

NUALS, Kochi

NUSRL, Ranchi

NLUJJA, Assam

TNNLS, Trichy

DSNLU, Visakhapatnam

MNLU, Nagpur

HPNLU, Shimla

Here I would like to mention that most of the people prefer NLIU over NLUJ but that would be a huge mistake.

And also CNLU and NLUO may be filled interchangeably as it makes no difference.

Hope this serves your query. Please feel free to respond and ask further questions. 

All the best.

Hello Bonam! No, not at all. It may give you certain advantages because it will be counted as an extra curricular activity but there is no reservation for NCC certificate holders as of now. All the best!

Hi,

You will need to sit for CLAT which is expected to be conducted on May 12, 2019. Based on your performance in the exam, you will get selected for admission in various NLUs. With your marks, you are eligible to appear fro CLAT. For more details on CLAT 2019, visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat

No, it does not. Through CLAT any of the NLU'S you won't find 3 years Law course. Other popular examination for 3 years law course are D.U.LL.B entrance, Mhcet, BHU, LSAT India etc.

You can check the list of 3 year and 5 year law entrances here.

Good Luck.