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The minimum qualifying percentage for CLAT varies based on the candidate's category. The eligibility criteria are as follows:

CLAT Minimum Qualifying Percentage (Class 12th)

• General / OBC / EWS – 45%
• SC / ST – 40%
• Key Points:
  Candidates must have passed Class 12th from a recognised board.
  Even if you meet

Your CBSE Class 12th percentage (75%) meets the CLAT eligibility criteria, as the minimum requirement for General/OBC/EWS candidates is 45% (40% for SC/ST). However, NLU admission is based solely on your CLAT rank, not your 12th percentage.

Can You Get an NLU with a 75 CLAT Cut-off?

• A CLAT score of 7

The CLAT marks vs rank analysis helps candidates estimate their rank based on their score. A 110+ score typically secures a top 50 rank, while 100-110 marks place candidates within 51-200 ranks. A 90-95 score corresponds to 501-1000 ranks, and 80-85 marks result in 2001-3000 ranks. Admission to top

Yes, the CLAT cut-off varies category-wise for different National Law Universities (NLUs), including NLSIU Bengaluru. The variation is based on reservation policies set by the Consortium of NLUs and individual universities.

Factors Affecting CLAT Cutoff by Category

• General (UR) – Typically has the hig

To access the CLAT cut-off information, you can refer to the following resources:

CLAT 2026 Result Notification: This document provides detailed insights into the CLAT 2026 results, including percentile scores and state-wise distribution of candidates. 

CLAT 2026 - First Provisional Allocation Li

The CLAT 2025 cutoff will be released after the result declaration and the completion of counseling rounds. The Consortium of NLUs (CNLU) will announce the category-wise and college-wise cutoff marks for each round of counseling.

The cutoff depends on factors like exam difficulty level, the number of