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Kapil Lalwani

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Your scoring 43.76 points in AILET while being classified as a male within the SC BPL category gives you acceptable admission possibilities at leading law colleges in Delhi/NCR for the BA LLB program. The National Law University, Delhi (NLUD) establishes cutoff marks between 40-45 specifically for students from the SC category. Your test results indicate a decent opportunity to enroll at NLUD as an educational institute. Your application stands a chance of acceptance at the National Law University Sonipat and the Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies along with other top law colleges operating in Delhi/NCR. The admission conclu

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Nishtha Singh

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Out of 32 LLB students who registered for the IIT Kharagpur placements 2024, 16 were placed across different participating companies.

ParticularsStatistics (2024)
Students Placed16
Students Registered32
Source : Placement Brochure 2024-25

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Nazrul Khan

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Categories BA LLB  LLM

General  70-80  60-65

OBC (Non Creamy Layer) 55-60  45-50

EWS.                                   55-60.                  38-40

SC.                                      45-50.                  48-52

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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

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The ACLAT (Alliance Common Law Admission Test) is specifically designed for admissions to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law (Honors) programme at Alliance University, Bangalore. It is not just a scholarship test but an entrance exam for the BALLB program.

 

On the other hand, the AUSAT (Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test) is used for both admissions and scholarship opportunities for various undergraduate programs, including BALLB. So, AUSAT serves a dual purpose: it can be an entrance test and a scholarship test.

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Shiv Kumar

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A CLAT 2024 candidate holds a General category position at rank 26,000 but ranks 2,000 in the OBC category so admission into an NLU becomes more reachable under this category. Each National Law University establishes individual cut-off ranks through which the OBC category demonstrates a higher admission criteria than the General category.

The General category final admission cut-off at top NLUs was significantly below a rank of 26,000. NLU Jodhpur achieved its closing rank at 21,623 during the admission period.
Based on the data the closing rank of NLU Jodhpur in the OBC category reached approximately 21,623.
Your position at 2000 in the

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Sateesh Kumar Barla

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Yes, at 37 years old and with a 79% score from the board of Open Schooling and Skill Education (BOSSE), Sikkim, you can pursue a BA LLB. There is no upper age limit for law programs in many institutions.BOSSE is recognised by the association of indian Universities, making its certificates valid for higher education.

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Mukul Singh

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The cut-off mark for the Patna University BLET (Bachelor of Law Entrance Test) varies each year based on several factors, including:

Number of candidates appearing for the exam.
Difficulty level of the exam.
Availability of seats in the law programs.
Category-wise reservation (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.).
However, to give you a general idea:

The cut-off mark is typically around 50% of the total marks for candidates in the General category.
For candidates in the SC/ST/OBC categories, the cut-off may be lower, generally around 40-45%.
Note: These are approximate figures, and the exact cut-off for each year will be announced after the result decl

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Anupama Mehra

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No, you cannot check your result before it is officially announced. The results will only be available on the official website once they are released by the exam authorities.

Beware of fake websites or unofficial sources claiming early access to results. Always rely on the official site for accurate and authentic information.

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Priya Peter

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The cut-off mark for the Patna University BLET (Bachelor of Law Entrance Test) varies each year based on several factors, including:

Number of candidates appearing for the exam.
Difficulty level of the exam.
Availability of seats in the law programs.
Category-wise reservation (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.).
However, to give you a general idea:

The cut-off mark is typically around 50% of the total marks for candidates in the General category.
For candidates in the SC/ST/OBC categories, the cut-off may be lower, generally around 40-45%.
Note: These are approximate figures, and the exact cut-off for each year will be announced after the result decl

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Chanchal Patra

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The Patna University BLET 2025 scorecard typically includes the following details:

Candidate's Name: Full name of the candidate as per the application form.

Roll Number: The unique roll number assigned to the candidate for the entrance test.

Father's Name: Name of the candidate's father as per the application form.

Subject-wise Marks: The score obtained by the candidate in each section of the exam, such as General Knowledge, Legal Aptitude, and other law-related subjects.

Total Marks: The overall score obtained by the candidate in the entire examination.

Rank: The rank secured by the candidate in the entrance exam, which is important for adm

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