CLAT 2021: Check out CLAT cut-off for admission to the NLUs
For admission into an NLU, you must meet CLAT 2021 cut-off criteria. For instance, general category candidates need a CLAT rank of around 100 for admission to NLSIU Bangalore.
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Manashjyoti | July 3, 2021 | 01:05 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Consortium of NLUs conducts centralized counselling and seat allotment for participating NLUs. The allotment of seats is done based on CLAT merit rank and option picked by candidates during choice filling. The last rank for which a candidate gets admission to an NLU in their category is the CLAT cut-off for that programme.
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The cut-off may vary depending on factors like seat intake, programme applied for admission, CLAT 2021 merit rank of applicants, etc. A top NLU like NLSIU Bangalore or NALSAR generally receives more applications than a lowly ranked university, so you will need a higher rank for admission to these institutes.
CLAT 2021 exam will be conducted in pen-and-paper mode on July 23 (2-4 pm). The admit card for the exam is expected soon .
How will the CLAT 2021 cut-off be determined
Factors that will be considered for preparing the CLAT cut-off for an institute
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Total applicants for the programme
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The merit rank of these applicants in the CLAT 2021 exam
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Seat intake for the programme
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Category (SC, ST, etc)
-
NIRF Ranking of the institute.
If any of the above-mentioned parameters changes, the cut-off of CLAT would also change. Take for instance, if seat intake is increased the cut-off would come down and vice versa.
Take a look at the CLAT cut-off for the top five NLUs
NLSIU Bangalore cut-off 2020 - UG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
General (PwD) |
1727 |
|
ST |
3707 |
|
SC |
1978 |
|
General |
98 |
NLSIU Bangalore Cutoff 2020 - PG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
ST |
906 |
|
SC |
613 |
|
General |
70 |
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad - UG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
ST |
5992 |
|
SC |
2496 |
|
General |
177 |
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad - PG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
OBC-A-TL |
2825 |
|
ST |
1769 |
|
SC |
1121 |
|
General |
108 |
NLU Jodhpur Cutoff 2020 - UG Programme
|
Category |
CLAT Cutoff (AIR) |
|
General (PwD) |
10945 |
|
ST |
9061 |
|
SC |
4356 |
|
General |
323 |
NLU Jodhpur Cutoff 2020 - PG Programme
|
Category |
CLAT Cutoff (AIR) |
|
General (PwD) |
3786 |
|
ST |
1942 |
|
SC |
1825 |
|
General |
270 |
WBNUJS Kolkata Cutoff 2020 - UG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
General |
226 |
|
SC |
3064 |
|
ST |
6968 |
|
General (PwD) |
6470 |
WBNUJS Kolkata Cutoff 2020 - PG Programme
|
Category |
Cutoff Rank (AIR) |
|
General |
70 |
|
SC |
613 |
|
ST |
906 |
|
General (PwD) |
2031 |
GNLU Cutoff 2020 - PG Programme
|
Category |
CLAT Cutoff (AIR) |
|
ST |
1435 |
|
SC |
1896 |
|
General |
290 |
GNLU Cutoff 2020 - UG Programme
|
Category |
CLAT Cutoff (AIR) |
|
ST |
11226 |
|
SC |
6607 |
|
General |
470 |
NIRF Ranking of top CLAT participating NLUs
|
Name |
NIRF Ranking 2020 |
Score |
NIRF Ranking 2019 |
Score |
|
National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru |
1 |
78.66 |
1 |
77.21 |
|
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad |
3 |
73.12 |
3 |
74.61 |
|
National Law University (NLU), Jodhpur |
5 |
64.29 |
6 |
63.94 |
|
The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata |
6 |
63.32 |
5 |
65.39 |
|
Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandinagar |
7 |
60.78 |
9 |
58.64 |
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