CLAT

The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) cutoff required for admission to the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) varies each year based on the merit list of CLAT scores for that admission year. To secure admission to programs like B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at NFSU, candidates need to qualify the CLAT exam and their admission is based on the merit list of CLAT scores for that particular year. Additionally, candidates must have passed the Intermediate/Higher Secondary Board Exam (10+2) from any stream with a minimum of 50% marks or equivalent (45% for SC/ST and PWD categories).For specific information on the CLAT cutoff scores required for admission to NFSU in a particular year, it is recommended to visit the official website of NFSU or refer to the latest updates on CLAT cutoff scores provided by NFSU during the admission process.

AMU Entrance Exam for BA LLB and CLAT both are the two most sought-after law entrance exams of the country. While both tests serve the law aspirants, there are a few factors that make them different from each other. CLAT offers admission to 25 National Universities that participate in this test. On the other hand, AMU Entrance Exam has just one participating institute, and that is the Aligarh Muslim University. On the basis of level of competition, in CLAT, more than 50,000 students appear for nearly 4000 seats in all the national law  universities under it. On the other hand, AMU Entrance Exam has 120 seats under it (for all the courses combined).