Law

With an EWS rank of 1,700 and an All India Rank (AIR) of 19,202 in the CLAT, it could be difficult to get accepted to Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna. In prior years, the general category closing ranks for CNLU's BA LLB programme were about 1,285. 
 State reservation policies, however, can help you as a candidate with a Bihar domicile, which could increase your chances.

Aiming for a high score on the MH CET Law test is crucial to securing a free place in the BA LLB programme at ILS Law College, Pune. The All India quota's first round cutoff score for the General category in 2024 was 99.48, while the final round ended at 99.43. The initial cutoff for the Home State quota was 97.44, and it ended at 96.88. These results demonstrate how competitive admissions are. Therefore, aiming for a score higher than these cutoff points will increase your chances of getting a seat. 

Recent CLAT Cutoff Trends for B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) at GNLU:

2023: The closing rank was 1,820.

2024: The closing rank improved to 1,060.

Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM) in Mumbai offers a two-year MMS programme with a total fee of around INR 2.80 lakh. The first-year fee is about INR 1.50 lakh. Additional charges include admission fees, a library deposit, and exam fees. The institute doesn't provide hostel facilities, so students arrange housing separately.

Based on your All India OBC category rank of 3,100 in CLAT 2025, securing admission to Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) under the OBC Home State quota may be challenging. Historically, the closing ranks for the OBC category at GNLU have been significantly lower. For instance:

CLAT 2024: The closing rank for the OBC category was 1,858. 

CLAT 2023: The closing rank for the OBC category was 1,852. 

No, Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM) in Mumbai, India does not offer 100% scholarships. They contain all the other aspects in their fees like tution, caution deposit, hostel fees and many more so they don't provide 100% scholarship.

According to the information which we get by UGC, the cut-off mark for admission to Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM)  is  around the 99.6 percentile with the last round closing score falling between 99.59 and 99.68 depending upon  category and year this is based on the MAH CET exam scores.