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Reserved-category cutoffs were more relaxed than General cutoff, although closing ranks differed substantially among OBC, EWS, SC and ST candidates across counselling rounds.
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3 weeks agoBeginner-Level 3
Reserved-category cutoffs were more relaxed than General cutoff, although closing ranks differed substantially among OBC, EWS, SC and ST candidates across counselling rounds.
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Admission cutoffs are represented through opening and closing ranks in counselling lists.
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A good AILET score depends on category and programme. Candidates should target a score comfortably above expected ranges because small score differences can affect ranks and admission chances.
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A good AILET score depends on category and programme. Candidates should target a score comfortably above expected ranges because small score differences can affect ranks and admission chances.
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Yes. NLU Delhi releases category-wise cutoffs. General, OBC, EWS, SC, ST and other eligible categories have different closing ranks.
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In first counselling round, General category BA LLB cutoff closed at AIR 60. Later rounds recorded changes based on seat availability and withdrawals.
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AILET cutoff is rank or score of the last candidate considered for admission to NLU Delhi. It varies across categories and counselling rounds.
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AILET cutoff is rank or score of the last candidate considered for admission to NLU Delhi. It varies across categories and counselling rounds.
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