Law Entrance Exam

Provided you fulfill the minimum requirements as established by the different National Law Universities (NLUs) in the respective states, you might be potentially eligible for some of these NLUs: Most NLUs select candidates through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) for admission. Below mentioned are the eligibility criteria entailed under the CLAT UG:

Educational Qualification: Must have passed Class 12th or equivalent with no less than 45% marks (40% for SC/ST category candidates).

Age Limit: No maximum age limit for CLAT UG.

Domicile quota: Some NLUs put domicile condition under which some percentage of seats is reserved free for any candidates.

Since you're from Bihar, you will be vying for these all-India seats.

So given a score of 394 in LAWCET, getting an admission in the Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam (SPMVV) depends on category wise, seat and LAWCET cutoff trends etc. In other words, for general category candidates the top university cut off frequently remains restricted in the range of 100-500 ranks. Sometimes, even the reserved category of students like SC/ST/OBC have to clear higher cutoffs.

As a women's university , SPMVV mainly offers ranks under the state reservations accorded to women. According to the previous year counselling, the candidate with a rank of 394 also have sought chances of getting admitted through to the seat, may be under the reserved or women category. Confirming is also vital, which requires another look at the most recent cutoff data available.

No domicile certificate is required to be produced while filling up the application form for CLAT. It is mandatory only while counseling if you are opting for the domicile based reservations by producing certificates. It is normal for most NLUs to reserve 10%-50% of the number of seats for the state domicile students based on the law set by the respective universities. For instance, NLU Lucknow has reserved 50% of their seats for students in Uttar Pradesh alone. As long as it is done in accordance with the requirements of the NLU, the domicile certificate must be issued by the relevant state authority. Any client who fails to present the certificate during counseling will lose the benefit of domicile quota.