CLAT

Hi,
CLAT tests more of your intelligence based on time management. So, once you learn what you're supposed to, time yourselves and answer mock papers. This will really help to see which section takes you a longer time and you can go back and work on that. Focus on your weak points and make them stronger. Don't neglect GK. Good luck, hope this helps.

CLAT paves you the way into the National Law Schools of the country which are the best in the country and also the entire continent! It has its benefits because it offers the best education and will provide you the best Law career. So, yeah. If you're keen on Law, give CLAT. a try. Remember, it's not that easy to crack and needs perseverance and hard work to crack CLAT. Good luck, hope this helps.

Hi,
The minimum cut off is usually 1500-2000 out of which there will be further scrutiny and the number will come down drastically. AILET admits are only for NLU Delhi, whereas CLAT ranks will put you in the other Law schools across the country. A minimum of 60 ranking is required to get a seating in NLSIU- Bangalore. Good luck, hope this helped!

Hello Mukti,
You might not get admission in NMIMS with this score considering previous years cut off. I wish things turn your way. I will suggest you to look for other options as well.

With your rank, getting into an NLU seems tough, but never lose hope. Keep a track of vacancies, which would come up after the phases of counselling is over.
SRM, according to me is preferable, because of its quality infrastructure, faculty and placements.

60 percent is required for you to sit for CLAT or AILET.

Check out on Alliance, Bangalore or Galgatias, Greater Noida. You might get through.

Alliance, ICFAI, Galgatias, etc. are the colleges, where you can get through.

The minimum score required is 50 but to get admission in any of the colleges it should be decent enough, somewhere around 80 or above.