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The ranking position of 22,821 in SC category of CLAT makes admission into any National Law University (NLU) extremely difficult to obtain. Previous editions of CLAT admission to NLUs had their last SC ranks at much lower points. In CLAT 2023 admission to NLU Assam and NLU Jabalpur used closing ranks that ranged from 2,000 to 3,000 among SC candidates. The Rajasthan National Law University ranked sixty-second according to the SC cut-off had an admission threshold below 500.

The difference between your rank and past admission boundaries makes it unlikely that you will gain entry to an NLU. Both private law colleges accepting CLAT scores and state law universities with seats for SC students should be considered by you as admission options. The chance of admission success will improve if you take the CLAT exam again.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) in India denies recognition to students who want to practice law through either distance or online B.A. LL.B. programs. To practice law as a lawyer within courtrooms students need to study a full-time B.A. LL.B. programme through regular courses at a college approved by BCI.

The pursuit of legal education for non-courtroom practice can be achieved through distance education Diploma and certificate programs which universities offer in law fields such as corporate law and cyber law and intellectual property rights. The legal degree programs offered through online or distance learning by NLU Delhi together with IGNOU and Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning differ from the standards needed to become a practicing lawyer which requires full-time B.A. LL.B. education.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) does not officially grant practice authorization to law graduates who study their degrees through online programs in India. Successful court practice requires full-time enrollment at one of the BCI-approved institutions in their LL.B. program. The Bar Council of India respects only traditional LL.B. programs conducted at physical educational facilities.

The pursuit of law for academic learning or legal understanding can be achieved through online certificate and Diploma courses provided by certain universities across corporate law, cyber law and intellectual property rights. The available courses provide qualifications that prepare graduates to work as legal consultants and in positions focused on compliance management and corporate advisory functions.

A training in law necessitates completing standard LL.B. education at an approved university.

The first step for post-graduates who plan to sit for CLAT and join government colleges is verifying the admission requirements which usually demand at least 45% graduation marks. Students need to register in January for the CLAT exam which conducts its tests in May. The examination fee stands at INR 4,000 for normal applicants. The preparation for the examination should include studying Constitutional Law together with Contract Law and English subjects. The CLAT marks become acceptable for admission into any of the 22 National Law Universities that consist of public institutions. Attend the counseling procedure starting from June after the examination process is complete. The process of seating assignment follows student rankings together with their indicated choices.