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Contributor-Level 8
It is very difficult to predict the cut-off now. Once the results will be out all the college's will release their category wise cut-off list. You will have to wait until then.
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Contributor-Level 8
Yes, you can appear for CLAT next year. There is no age bar for this exam. This year's registrations got over on April 20, 2019.
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Guide-Level 12
I have attached the 2017 cut-off for your reference. This year's cut-off will be announced after the exam.
Category Rank Round 1
AI Unreserved- 1180
State Unreserved- 1737
State MBC - 7968
State Backward Classes - 3166
State BCM - 8308
AI Scheduled Caste - 8706
State Scheduled Caste - 18101
AI Scheduled Tribe - 14696
State SCA - 25402
State Horizontal SAP - 38156
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6 years agoBeginner-Level 3
for law or otherwise. You may appear for CLAT and simultaneously appears for other entrance exams for laws, engineering or other as per your pre-qualification.
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6 years agoBeginner-Level 3
CLAT is the entrance examination conducted by consortium of NLUs for UG and PG courses. All 21 NLU except NLU Delhi take admission by way of CLAT scores in both PG and UG courses. NLU Delhi conducts it's separate examination called All India Law Entrance Test or AILET for UG, PG and Ph.D. programs. Further many other private university consider CLAT score for admission in Law courses.
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