CLAT is one of the most popular law entrance exams conducted in India. And why is this so? Well, Common Law Admission Test or CLAT is the gateway through which aspirants are shortlisted for admission in the National Law Universities (NLUs) of India.
CLAT exam dates are such that the entrance test is scheduled to be conducted on May 13, 2018 and the result for the exam is expected to be declared on May 31. Right after CLAT result is declared, candidates need to take part in the counselling round. Only candidates who meet the cutoffs for this law entrance exam are eligible to take part in the centralised CLAT counselling process. As part of this admission round aspirants need to submit all the important documents and also pay their admission fee.
Explore colleges based on CLAT
For this law entrance exam, each year more than 50,000 students register to fill around 2,292 UG seats and 662 PG seats. Thus, going by these numbers it is evident that there is a lot of competition among aspirants who want to get shortlisted for admission basis their CLAT score/rank.
It is a known fact that as soon as CLAT exam is conducted, aspirants start searching for ways to calculate their score and find out the college in which they can secure admission. Candidates can calculate their score roughly by going through the official CLAT answer key released for the exam. And to help aspirants determine the college in which they can secure admission, Shiksha has launched the CLAT College Predictor Tool which is extremely student-friendly and very easy to use.
By means of Shiksha’s College Predictor Tool for CLAT, aspirants can find out the colleges in which they are likely to be offered admission on the basis of their CLAT ranks. Apart from this, the tool also offers aspirants information about cut-offs for the colleges in which they are eligible for admission. The college predictor tool provides all these details to aspirants on the basis of their CLAT ranks.
In this article, candidates would be offered a step-by-step guide on how to use the CLAT 2018 College predictor tool:
Step 1: Click on the CLAT 2018 College Predictor Tool link
Step 2: Enter your rank/merit number
Step 3: Next, select your category. The broad categories from which you can select are:
- Open
- Backward Classes (BC)
- Scheduled Caste (SC)
- Scheduled Tribe (ST)
Step 4: There is a field that states “Select Preferred Colleges”. A point to note is that this is an optional field. In this field, you can select as many college as you want.
Once you select details in the above mentioned fields then you need to click on the ‘Show Results’ button. As soon as you click on this button you will be provided details of the colleges in which you are eligible for admission. The information offered to you would include the name of the college, course, location, related articles and closing rank/CLAT cut-off for admission. Apart from this, you would also be provided with an option to download the brochure and read reviews of your preferred college.
You can also filter your search further by selecting your law branch, location of college or the name of the college. These filters are reflected on the left hand side of the list of colleges displayed for you.
CLAT 2018 College Predictor Tool helps to Compare Colleges
Another feature that you can use in Shiksha’s CLAT 2018 College Predictor Tool is that you can compare Colleges. To compare colleges, you need to check the box mentioned next to the text ‘Add to Compare’ mentioned with the name of each college. At any given time you can compare a maximum of four colleges. In order to compare colleges, you need to first of all select the colleges for compare and then click on the ‘Compare’ button that is present at the bottom of the page. You can compare a maximum of four law colleges at a time.
The details that candidates are provided by the college compare tool of Shiksha are mentioned below:
| College Name |
Total Seats |
| College Ranking |
Course Duration |
| Recognition |
Infrastructure & Facilities |
| Course Status |
College Review |
| Accreditation |
Total Course Fee |
After all these details are displayed, candidates can shortlist the college, get their queries answered by Shiksha Experts or Current Students and also specify if this comparison proved useful to them or not.
Check out the CLAT 2018 College Predictor now!
Note: Candidates are informed that all the information provided by Shiksha’s CLAT College Predictor Tool is on the basis of CLAT 2017 closing ranks.
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Student Forum
Answered 3 days ago
No, you don't have to take the CLAT 2026 exam to get admission in Chandigarh University. Instead, you must take the university's own entrance examination, the CUCET (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test), which is very simple to pass. The best thing is that if you score well in CUCET, you can
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 6 days ago
Hi.
Level: Comparable overall. NLET may be slightly more analytical/legal-reasoning oriented.
Preparation Overlap: Preparing for CLAT will largely cover NLET syllabus, but you may need extra practice on complex legal reasoning questions for NLET.
Difficulty: Both are competitive; CLAT is high due to la
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Scholar-Level 18
Answered 6 days ago
Hi...
Colleges You Can Get With Your CLAT Rank (General Guide)
Since you didn’t mention your exact CLAT rank, here’s a helpful list of law colleges that accept CLAT scores, including National Law Universities (NLUs) and good non‑NLU options, including options for mid to higher ranks. All these accept
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Scholar-Level 18
Answered a week ago
To raise grievances on the CLAT 2026 Result, log in to your account on the Consortium of NLUs website (consortiumofnlus.ac.in), find the 'Submit Grievance' button, detail your issue (score/rank discrepancy, conduct) with supporting proof within the specified time, and submit online; accepted grievan
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a week ago
Yes, you can. Candidates can raise their grievances by sending an email. Candidates can follow the steps given below
- Go to the consortiumofnlus.ac.in
- Login using your email
- Enter your password
- Click on the grievance option
- Submit
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a week ago
Yes, you can absolutely prepare for CLAT and UPES ULSAT together, as they share significant syllabus overlap (Legal/Logical Reasoning, GK, English, Quant), making integrated preparation efficient; focus on core areas for both but tailor extra practice for ULSAT's specific GK/current affairs and CLAT
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a week ago
You should understand that once you opt to get out of the counselling process you can not go back. You will get option to either freeze your seat or choose to let it go and participate in next round. You can anytime exit the whole process too.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a week ago
There is no restriction as such for the CLAT exam. Thus, one can give CLAT any number of times they want to. Candidates should not feel bad if they are not able to clear the CLAT exam in first time.
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Contributor-Level 7
Answered a week ago
No you can not get admission to 24 participating NLUs without clearing CLAT Exam. For admission to NLU Delhi, you need to clear AILET Exam.
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