CLAT

To participate in the Common Law Admission Test CLAT counseling process, you will need to meet the following requirements:
1. Qualify for admission to the National Law Universities (NLUs): In order to participate in the CLAT counseling process, you will need to qualify for admission to the NLUs by scoring above the cut-off marks on the CLAT exam.
2. Register for the counseling process: After the CLAT results have been declared, you will need to register for the counseling process through the CLAT website.
3. Submit any required documents: You may be required to submit certain documents, such as your CLAT admit card, your CLAT scorecard, and proof of your identity, as part of the counseling process.
4. Pay the counseling fees: If you are allotted a seat at an NLU, you will need to pay the counseling fees in order to secure your seat.
5. Report to the allotted NLU: After the counseling process is complete, you will need to report to the NLU that you have been allotted and complete the admission process. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions about the CLAT counseling process, feel free to ask.

If you have a low CLAT score, it may be more difficult to get into a National Law University (NLU) in India. However, there are a few things you can try to improve your chances of getting into an NLU with a low CLAT score:
1, Check the cut-off scores for the NLUs you are interested in: Each NLU has its own cut-off score for admission, and some NLUs may have lower cut-off scores for certain categories of candidates. It's worth checking the cut-off scores for the NLUs you are interested in to see if you are within the range for any of these categories.
2. Consider applying to NLUs that have lower cut-off scores: Some NLUs generally have lower cut-off scores than others, so it may be worth considering applying to these NLUs if you have a low CLAT score.
3. Highlight other strengths in your application: In addition to your CLAT score, NLUs may consider other factors in their admission process, such as your performance in the qualifying examination, your extracurricular activities, and your Personal Interview. If you have strong grades and a good record of extracurricular activities, these may help to compensate for a lower CLAT score.
4. Apply to other law schools: If you are not able to get into an NLU with your current CLAT score, you may want to consider applying to other law schools in India that offer good quality legal education and may have lower cut-off scores for admission.

Calcutta University (CU) was the only state university in the top 5 in NIRF rankings and the top Indian institution in THE Impact Rankings 2022. Calcutta University was ranked the number one institution in the country in the latest THE Impact Rankings. Calcutta University is one of the oldest and the finest universities in Kolkata, West Bengal. The university is known for imparting quality legal education to aspirants. It offers B.A. LL.B. (5 Years), LL. M. (2 Years) and a Ph.D. in Law. So, in my opinion you have to keep remain with Calcutta University and continue to pursue the 2nd year and onwards semesters courses of integrated LL.B. Course.

I hope with less score you mean a score less than 80 but more than 70-75 because if you are pointing towards and even lesser score then your chances of getting an NLU are slim and unlikely. It should be noted that the score are not the basis over which candidates are shortlisted rather it is the merit list that is taken into account directly for shortlisting. There is no fixed trend for the merit list as it keeps changing and varies each year depending upon the number of candidates appearing for the CLAT. Though it is preferred to make a strategy keeping in mind the most recent trend of merit list and cutoff rates because in that way you are likely to get atleast some other NLU even if it is not one of the top 3 or 5. The cutoffs for the topmost 3 or 5 NLUs like NLSIU, NALSAR and NUJS in the recent years were around 95-100, which shows how competitive it is to get into an NLU. Also, an important point here to note is that you wish to get an NLU and not some traditional college hence, you should know that NLUs tend to have higher cutoffs regardless of their rankings. So, even if you aim to get a low ranking NLU then you must have a score of atleast 70+ and a lot of luck working in favour of you. Therefore, to get an NLU the lowest of marks that can be taken into consideration is around 70-75. Though this is mostly applicable to 'general' candidates and if you are SC, ST, OBC or State Candidate (I. e. , a candidate belonging from the same state where the NLU is situated) along-with a lot of luck then you may get some relaxation and get a seat at some NLU even if you have a lower score and a rank lying somewhere around 35,000 - 40,000.

IIM Rohtak offers a five-year Integrated Program in Law (IPL). Applicants for admission to the program will be shortlisted on the basis of score obtained in CLAT examination.
Shortlisted candidates shall then be called for an online personal interview.
The final selection will be on the basis of candidates past academic performance, CLAT score, and performance in the PI.
IPL is a full time course available in offline mode only
IIM Rohtak charges INR 30 lakhs for its Integrated Programme in Law course.
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be awarded an integrated degree of BBA-LLB
In terms 6, 9, 12 and 15, students will have to partake in mandatory internships and moot court activities

The consortium releases the all India consolidated merit lists for both CLAT UG and CLAT LL. M. The merit list with rank and marks indicates how the candidates perform in CLAT exam. For example, based on the previous few years of merit lists, it can be concluded that only one or two students have been able to score over 120 marks. The highest UG CLAT marks last year were 121 out of 150. For LL. M. the CLAT topper secured 94 marks. A majority of the students secure below 100 marks in CLAT but those who secure 100+ marks in CLAT manage to grab seats in top-ranked NLUs. Candidates can check the complete marks vs rank CLAT analysis below. CLAT marks vs rank 2022
Score Range
Rank Range
Number of Candidates
125-130
1
120-125
2-3
2
115-120
4-5
2
110-115
6
1
105-110
7-9
3
100-105
10-19
10
95-100
20-57
38
90-95
58-173
116
85-90
174-362
189
80-85
363-743
381
75-80
744-1411
668
70-75
1412-2318
907
65-70
2319-3572
1254
60-65
3573-5200
1628
55-60
5201-7284
2084
50-55
7285-9841
2557
45-50
9842-12994
3153
40-45
1299-16746
3752
35-40
16747-21135
4389
30-35
21136-26442
5307
25-30
26443-32188
5746
20-25
32189-38320
6132
15-20
38321-44066
5746
10-15
44067-48884
4818
5-10
48885-51683
2799
0-5
51684-52956
1273
-0.25 to -5
52957-53208
252
-5.25 to -9.5
53209-53226
18
CLAT LL. M. marks vs rank
Score Range
Number of Candidates
Rank Range
70-72
2
1-2
65-70
7
3-9
60-65
23
10-32
55-60
43
33-75
50-55
92
76-167
45-50
203
168-370
40-45
305
371-675
35-40
462
676-1137
30-35
623
1138-1760
25-30
807
1761-2567
20-25
1000
2568-3567
15-20
1024
3568-4591
10-15
861
4592-5452
5-10
499
5453-5951
0-5
266
5952-6217
CLAT UG Score Vs Marks: Number of candidates for every mark range
Every year, only over a hundred candidates manage to secure 100+ marks in CLAT examination. A majority of candidates score in the range of 20 to 30 marks, which are not enough to get admission to the national law universities. Candidates can check the number of candidates for various ranges of CLAT marks below to understand the result analysis. CLAT UG 2021 Result Analysis: Number of candidates for every mark range
Marks range
Number of candidates
100 or more marks
150
99.75 - 90
385
89.75 - 80
774
79.75 - 70
1421
69.75 - 60
2445
59.75 - 50
3583
49.75 - 40
5362
39.75 - 30
7800
29.75 - 20
11832
19.75 - 10
13344
9.75 - 5
4357
4.75 - 0.25
1692
Zero marks
38
-0.25 to -. .