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Priya Peter

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The Andhra Pradesh PGLCET and CLAT PG (Common Law Admission Test for Postgraduate) exams are both law entrance exams, but there are some key differences in their difficulty levels:

AP PGLCET: The difficulty level is generally considered moderate. It focuses on areas like Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, and other legal subjects from a regional perspective. It's more focused on specific legal knowledge rather than complex analytical reasoning.

CLAT PG: The CLAT PG is often regarded as tougher because it covers a broader range of topics, including legal reasoning, critical thinking, and comprehensive legal knowledge from national and int

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Akash Pratap Singh

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With the rank of 37 in ST category rank in CLAT ,the 37 rank in st category in a very good rank , specially belonging to ST category 

 You will definately get the admission in B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore  in the Reserved Seats.

 

 

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Akash Pratap Singh

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With a category-wise rank of 28 in Telangana for CLAT 2025, you have a very good chance of securing admission to NALSAR, especially if you belong to a reserved category; however, it's important to monitor the cut-offs as they can vary slightly each year.

To appear for counseling, you need to register on the CLAT Consortium website once the counselling window opens, fill in your preferences, and upload necessary documents

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Akash Pratap Singh

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With a CLAT general quota rank of 38291 and 39 marks, you can expect to get admission into lower-ranked National Law Universities (NLUs) like the Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur, or potentially the newer NLUs in states like Assam or Jharkhand, depending on their cut-offs; admission to top NLUs like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, or GNLU Gandhinagar is highly unlikely with this rank. 

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Akash Pratap Singh

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With a CLAT 2025 rank of 6845, your chances of admission to a National Law University (NLU) are very less, as this rank falls outside the range for most top NLUs but you can  be considered for lower-ranked NLUs or could potentially miss out on admission altogether depending on your category and chosen college preferences. 

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Akash Pratap Singh

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With a CLAT score of 59.75 and an ST rank of 207, your chances of getting into a top-tier NLU are very slim, there are more chances  to secure admission to some newer or less competitive NLUs, often considered "third-tier" NLUs; it's crucial to check the specific cut-offs for each NLU based on your category to assess your options properly. 

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Akash Pratap Singh

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You can not get any National Law University (NLU) with a CLAT rank of 37,000 in 2025.

A rank of below 30,000 is considered low, and the chances of getting into an NLU are limited.

You can get NLU by improving score in CLAT exam and by practising more with  previous year questions papers 

to improve the score and can get good rank to get NLU.

 

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Akash Pratap Singh

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You have a good chance of getting admission to several National Law Universities (NLUs) across India with a 2023 rank in the DC category of CLAT 2025, allowing you to pursue a quality undergraduate law degree with opportunities to specialize in various legal fields depending on the NLU you choose and consider exploring options like: gaining admission to mid-tier NLUs, specializing in niche legal areas, pursuing internships, and actively engaging in legal clinics to build practical experience; however, top-tier NLUs might be slightly out of reach with this rank depending on the specific seat availability and cut-offs in your category

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Akash Pratap Singh

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To get the RMLNLU requires a strong score on the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test). Scoring around 70-75 in mocks can be a good starting point, being a OBC candidate, since some NLUs have reserved seats for OBC categories, which increases your chances to get the college for that reserved seat.

If you not got a seat in RMLNLU, you can significantly improve your CLAT score. Aim for consistent practice and focus on your preparation in the months leading up to the exam.

Good luck!

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Lalita Kumari

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If a rank lies within the CLAT range of 5000 to 10000, then such a candidate will most probably get admission into several colleges: starting from most of the private colleges to some of the lower-ranked NLUs. Major options here are as follows:- 

MNLU Aurangabad: Offers both BA LLB and BBA LLB. 

Nirma University: Famous for law courses. 

UPES Dehradun: Specialized learning of law. 

Kirti Mehta School of Law: Prestigious institution for law study.

These colleges usually accept scores in the CLAT rank range. So, pretty good opportunities for legal education.

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