CLAT Scores

To get admission to an LL.M. program, universities generally conduct an entrance exam. The Consortium of NLU's conducts the CLAT exam annually to provide admission to UG and PG programs in various law universities and colleges in India. 

To be eligible for the CLAT LLM 2024 exam, aspirants should meet the following criteria: 

Be in the final semester or year of their LLB graduation

Have at least 50% marks in the LLB exam

Have a 5% relaxation of marks if they belong to SC and ST

The minimum score required to apply for the CLAT exam is: 

45% for General, OBC, PWD, NRI, PIO, and OCI categories

40% for SC/ST categories

Students in the general category usually need to score between 95 and 100 to get a top NLU. Students in the SC/ST category often need to score between 80 and 85. 

The PG-CLAT 2023 will be 120 minutes long and will have one section. The first section will have 120 objective-type questions, each carrying 1 mark. There will be a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer. 

To get admission in LLB in Maharshi Dayanand University Centre for Professional and allied studies (MDU CPAS) in Gurugram, one must have scored atleast equal to or more than 45 % aggregate marks in class 12th and for differently abled people it should be equal to or more than 42.5% aggregate marks in class 12th from any renowned board. CLAT  score is not included in any criteria to get admission in LLB in this University. So, MDU CPAS does not Accept CLAT score overall, for admission in course of LLB because admission to LLB in this university is directly based upon the marks scored by the student in his or her 12th class. In case of more and more applications the priority should be given to the person who have scored more in class 12th than the student with low score in class 12th. 

Candidates must hold an LLB or an equivalent degree from an accredited university in order to be considered for admission to LLM programmes. A Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), AILET, LSAT India, or individual entrance examinations administered by colleges are frequently included in the admissions process. During the selection process, several colleges additionally take into account personal interviews and academic records. India's LLM programmes provide a range of specialisations. Furthermore, students may be admitted straight to some universities on the basis of merit. In order to be accepted into one of the top 5 NLUs, you should score in the 95–100 range on the anticipated CLAT Cut Off 2024. To get admitted into one of the NLUs, you need to receive an entrance exam score of 80 to 85.

The Indore Institute of Law (IIL) joins over 50 colleges and universities across India that consider CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) scores for admissions into both undergraduate and postgraduate law courses. This widely recognised examination serves as a gateway for aspirants seeking admission to various esteemed institutions in the legal education landscape.

The list of institutions accepting CLAT scores encompasses a diverse range, including National Law Universities (NLUs), private colleges, and universities. Notable institutions like Amity Law School and several colleges in Delhi, such as Lloyd Law College in Greater Noida, Geeta Institute of Law in Panipat, BMU in Gurgaon, Shobhit University in Meerut, GIBS Delhi, and The Northcap University in Gurgaon, use CLAT scores as a criterion for law programme admissions.

It's worth noting that the National Law University, Delhi (NLUD), distinguished among the NLUs, stands as an exception by conducting its independent entrance examination. NLUD does not consider CLAT scores for admissions; instead, it uses its proprietary entrance exam to shortlist candidates. This unique approach emphasises the university's commitment to a customised evaluation process aligned with its specific admission criteria.

CLAT's widespread acceptance underscores its significance as a standardised assessment that facilitates access to a multitude of reputable law programmes across the country, contributing to a streamlined and transparent admission process for law aspirants.

Direct admission and entrance exams are the two methods used in the selection process. Scholars are selected by institutions accepting direct admission based on the benefits list concept. For law programs such as CLAT, AILET, and LSAT, the establishment that favors the doorway check as admittance opts for the numerous entry checks. Certain colleges, such as GGSIPU, might carry out their own admissions examination. After passing the initial screening process, certain organizations may require that eligible applicants seek out associate degree interviews as part of their selection process. 

There are two components to the CLAT Eligibility for UG (undergraduate) course:

Applicants must have passed their 10+2 exam or an equivalent test with an aggregate score of 45% or above.

Candidates from the reserved categories need to have received an aggregate score of 40% or above.

Yes, NLU Jodhpur accepts CLAT scores for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) for admission to their undergraduate and postgraduate law programs. NLU Jodhpur is one of the 24 NLUs that accept CLAT scores.

To be eligible for admission to NLU Jodhpur through CLAT, candidates must have passed the qualifying examination (10+2) with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks for general category candidates and 40% marks for reserved category candidates. They must also have scored at least the minimum percentile in the CLAT exam. The minimum percentile for general category candidates is 15%, for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) candidates is 10%, for SC/ST candidates is 5%, and for PWD candidates is 3%.