CLAT 2023: Previous year cut-offs for top-ranked national law universities
Candidates can check CLAT previous year’s cutoff to get an idea about their admission chances in the top five NLUs.
Know your admission chances in National Law Universities based on your home state & exam result for All India Category & State Category seat.
Try NowPrashita Mishra | December 6, 2022 | 09:50 AM IST
NEW DELHI: The Consortium of NLUs will conduct the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2023 on December 18, 2022, in offline mode. Candidates who will qualify for the CLAT 2023 exam will become eligible for admission to the five-year integrated LLB and LLM programmes offered by the CLAT participating NLUs . CLAT cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying score that a candidate must secure to get admission to law courses offered by (NLUs).
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The cut-offs for CLAT exam are made available during the counselling and seat allotment. CLAT cut-off changes every year depending on several factors. The parameters on which CLAT cutoff would depend are
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Number of candidates appearing for CLAT 2023
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Difficulty level of CLAT 2023 exam
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Marks and rank obtained by the candidates
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College preference given by the candidates
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Number of seats offered by the national law universities
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Reservation policy of NLUs.
Previous year CLAT cut-offs for top ranked NLUs
Candidates should refer to the previous year's CLAT cut-offs to get an idea about the expected cut-off for CLAT 2023. The top ranked NLUs are most preferred. As a result, they have higher cut-offs compared to remaining NLUs. For top 5 NLUs, the category wise cut-offs are mentioned below.
UG CLAT cut-off 2022 for 5-year integrated LLB programme
|
Name of NLU |
General (All India) |
OBC |
SC |
ST |
||||
|
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
|
|
NLSIU Bangalore |
1 |
85 |
88 |
638 |
431 |
2224 |
554 |
3428 |
|
NALSAR Hyderabad |
8 |
162 |
505 |
7849* |
1252 |
2761 |
3818 |
5158 |
|
WBNUJS Kolkata |
117 |
257 |
1989* |
11472 * |
2503 |
4933 |
5084 |
7238 |
|
NLIU Bhopal |
241 |
451 |
774 |
1510 |
3618 |
4793 |
6076 |
10189 |
|
NLU Jodhpur |
155 |
378 |
- |
- |
2318 |
5881 |
1727 |
7620 |
*State category
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CLAT LLM cut-off 2022
|
Name of NLU |
General (All India) |
OBC |
SC |
ST |
||||
|
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
Opening rank |
Closing rank |
|
|
NLSIU Bangalore |
14 |
163 |
138 |
549 |
353 |
1388 |
511 |
790 |
|
NALSAR Hyderabad |
25 |
240 |
204 |
664 |
1014 |
1618 |
669 |
5158 |
|
WBNUJS Kolkata |
82 |
579 |
1498* |
3997* |
661 |
3172 |
1806 |
3113 |
|
NLIU Bhopal |
215 |
379 |
645* |
1609* |
1466 |
3154 |
3135 |
4757 |
|
NLU Jodhpur |
116 |
666 |
- |
- |
1433 |
2626 |
2037 |
4800 |
*State category
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