CLAT 2022: First seat allotment result tomorrow at consortiumofnlus.ac.in
Candidates registered for CLAT counselling will be able check their admission status online by logging into the CLAT 2022 registration portal.
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Deepti Shikha | June 29, 2022 | 12:57 PM IST
NEW DELHI : The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) will publish the first CLAT merit list tomorrow, June 30, 2022. Candidates who have registered for counselling will be considered for first seat allotment. Following the allotment, they can accept and lock the seat or apply for an upgrade. They can also exit the admission process by exercising the exit option.
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CLAT 2022 was conducted on June 19, 2022 and the consortium had declared the result of CLAT 2022 on June 24, 2022. The scores of CLAT 2022 will be accepted by 22 national law universities for admission to 5-year LLB and LLM programmes.
How to check CLAT 2022 seat allotment result?
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Visit the official website of consortium - consortiumofnlus.ac.in.
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Login using registered mobile number and password
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Open the allotment status to know about the college allotted
What after CLAT 2022 seat allotment?
Candidates after first CLAT seat allotment 2022 can choose one of the options given below before July 2, 2022:
Accept CLAT 2022 allotment
Candidates can accept allotted seats done in first seat allotment. If the candidates book their seats in first seat allotment they will not be allowed to participate in further seat allotments. They will have to pay fees to the allotted NLUs to book their seats.
Apply for upgrade
The upgrade option is available to those candidates who are not interested in the NLU allotted to them. It allows the candidate to choose any other national law university from the NLU preference given by them. If the candidates want to upgrade they need to pay the NLU fees to the allotted university and upload the documents.
Exiting CLAT 2022 allotments
Candidates can choose to exit from CLAT 2022 seat allotment lists. If they choose to do that, they will not be considered for any further allotments.
The CLAT counselling is being conducted in five rounds. Candidates who could not get the desired NLU can appear in the next round. The second round of seat allotment will be announced on July 07, 2022.
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Meanwhile, the National Law University (NLU), Delhi conducted AILET 2022 on June 26. The university has also released the AILET 2022 answer key and invited objections. The AILET result 2022 will be declared soon on the official website.
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