NLU Odisha All Questions

Good day, aspirant

You have a fair probability of getting NLUs based on the analysis of the previous year's cut-off and keeping other things in mind.

And the URL provided below has all the information you need on the CLAT seat allocation procedure:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-seat-allotment

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Hello aspirant,

Here you have not mentioned your caste, so it is quite difficult to give the accurate answer. But if you belong to general category then getting NLU at this rank is near to impossible. But you don't need to worry, there are many private universities which will offer you seats at this rank.

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Hope this information helps you.

Dear Santosh ,

As per last year cut off details , you have moderate chances to get admission in NLU Trichy through your OBC rank . Last year cut off for this college was -> 4006 for OBC

You can find more about the cut off details from this link :

https://dqxeclau.top/university/tamil-nadu-national-law-university-tiruchirappalli/cut-off

As per my suggestion , use this CLAT college predictor link to know your chances of getting admission in your preferred colleges through your CLAT rank :

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

Hope this helps !

Hello aspirant,

Getting seat in top NLU colleges is very difficult and if you belong to general category then you rank less than 1000 te secure seat in top NLUs of India. So with this it is very tough for you to get seat in top NLUs but you can definitely try in lower ranked NLUs and top private universities like Nirma.

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Hello aspirant,

No, there is not any chance of getting NLU with just 54 percent marks. NLUs are the top law universities in our country and you need to be one of the best scorer to get admission in them. You can try hard next time and can also try to get admission in private colleges.

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Hello aspirant,

With EWS rank of 942, you have a decent chance of getting into an NLU. You must proud o n yourself for getting such a decent rank and try to get admission in NLU. If your doesn't come in first list, then I suggest you to wait for second or third list.

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HI RAMIZA,

CONGRATULATIONS ON SUCCESS IN THE EXAMINATION.

CLAT CUT OFF changes every year. For NLU Kolkata BA LLB and LLM programs it will depend on several factors like -

Number of candidates for CLAT 2023

Number of candidates preferring NLU Kolkata during counselling

Number of places offered by the university in BA LLB and LLM programmes

University Reservation Policy

Category of candidates

FOR 2022 THE CUT OFFS WERE :

GENERAL- 579

GENERAL state domiciled- 1423

SC- 3172

ST - 3113

since general state domiciled is way beyond your state OBC rank so there is high probability of getting into this college under OBC seat.

For more information on the college you can look into following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/university/the-west-bengal-national-university-of-juridical-sciences-kolkata/cut-off

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Hello aspirant,

I would like to know you that 55 marks are a very low score to get admission in private colleges. So you can get admission in NLUs with these marks. But you do not need to worry. I would like to suggest you to prepare well for CLAT this year and try to give your best in next attempt.

Thank you

Hope it helps you.

Hello aspirant,

No, you need to pass the CLAT exam with high results in order to get accepted into any of the NLUs. They must take the AILET 2024 test only if they want to be considered for admission to NLU Delhi.

NLUs are required to clat. Private colleges administer their own entrance exam. Without a doubt, you are not required to pay anything to attend any private college. The clat must only be taken by nlus.

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Hii There,

Getting admitted to National Law Universities (NLUs) in India is highly competitive and primarily hinges on the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), which is the gateway for undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. The initial step involves taking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), a nationwide entrance examination conducted annually for gaining entry into NLUs' undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programs. It's vital to verify that you meet the specific eligibility criteria set by the NLU and the program of your choice. While eligibility requirements may have slight variations among different NLUs, typically, for undergraduate programs, you should have successfully completed your 10+2 education with a specified minimum percentage.

I hope this answers your question.

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