CLAT Scores

Whether you can get an NLU with 70 marks in CLAT depends on several factors, including the cutoff, category, and seat availability. Here's a general idea:

1. Top NLUs (NLSIU, NALSAR, WBNUJS, etc.)
Require 85+ marks for General Category.
With 70 marks, admission is unlikely unless you belong to a reserved category with a lower cutoff.
2. Mid-Tier NLUs (NLUO, RMLNLU, HNLU, etc.)
Cutoffs generally range between 70-85.
You may have a chance, especially in later rounds or through reserved category seats.
3. Lower-Ranked NLUs & Vacant Seats
Some NLUs may accept 70 marks in later rounds of counseling.
Private law colleges accepting CLAT scores could also be an option.
Final Verdict:
General Category: Admission to top or mid-tier NLUs is difficult but possible for lower-ranked NLUs.
Reserved Category: Chances are higher, depending on seat availability.
Consider waiting for later rounds or looking into state-based law universities accepting CLAT scores.