Parul University Law Admissions 2025
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The Delhi HC has uploaded the complete order related to the CLAT 2025 results revision. According to the detailed order uploaded on Delhi HC website, changes to 5 questions have been ordered by the court. The consortium of NLUs has been ordered to publish the CLAT 2025 revised result after these changes within four weeks. The Delhi HC ordered changes in question numbers 5, 77, 88, 115 and 116 of the master booklet. In its detailed judgment, the Delhi HC has given proper reasoning behind the order and the eventual decision. We have analysed the complete order of Delhi HC regarding CLAT 2025 results and prepared a easy-to-understand summary of the same for students. Read the complete article to understand how many questions have been withdrawn, how many answers have been changed, what effect the court’s order will have on the final results and more.
Question Number in Master Booklet | Delhi HC’s Order |
5 | Answer key changed, correct option now is (C) |
77 | Question has been withdrawn as the court ruled it ‘out of syllabus’ |
88 | Answer key changed to option (D), court ruled ‘data inadequate’ |
115 | Answer key changed to option (D) |
116 | Marks awarded to all responses |
*Only those candidates who had attempted Question no.115 of the Master Booklet, correctly or incorrectly, shall, as a consequence, be granted the marks indicated against the said question.
As mentioned above, the court has ordered for revision of CLAT results according to five questions. The five questions have been given above. However, there were many other questions that were challenged. In the below-given table we go in detail about the discussion held on each of the CLAT 2025 challenged questions, court’s ruling, decision behind the ruling and more.
Question | Issue Raised | Final Answer Key | Court’s Decision | Reason |
Q5 | Objection to answer "Sellers of stolen hardware" (Option d). | Option (d) | Set aside. Correct answer: Option (c) ("Auctioneers of cheap bags"). | The passage referred to "auctioneer of cheap cloth," not bags. No legal reasoning required. |
Q14 | Belated objection by petitioner (Harshita). | Option (c) | Rejected | Objection raised after the window period; barred under Salil Maheshwari precedent. |
Q37 | Claimed answer should include BRICS currency (Option d). | Option (c): "Diplomatic dialogue between India and China." | Rejected | Passage focused on Indo-China dialogue, not BRICS currency. |
Q49 | Objection to "None of the above" (Option d). | Option (d) | Rejected | Passage required both census and delimitation; Option (c) ("after Census") was incomplete. |
Q56 | Dispute over state duty vs. citizen rights. | Option (d): "State’s duty to maintain ecological balance and citizens’ right against climate change." | Rejected | Passage emphasized state obligations under Article 21 of the Constitution. |
Q77 | Challenge over minors’ contractual incapacity. | Option (b): "Voidable agreement." | Question excluded. | Passage omitted reference to minors; deemed "out of syllabus" (prior legal knowledge required). |
Q78 | Argument for multiple correct answers. | Option (c): "Agreement to pay ₹10 lakhs for a government job." | Rejected. | Option (c) was the most likely void agreement (illegal under law). |
Q79 | Objection for requiring prior legal knowledge. | Option (c): "Consideration." | Rejected | Petitioner failed to object during the window period. |
Q80 | Claimed "out of syllabus." | Option (d): "When the President gives assent." | Rejected | Passage explicitly stated: "Bill received Presidential assent." |
Q81 | Dispute over penalties for service providers. | Option (d): "None of the above." | Rejected | Penalties included both fine + cost recovery; Option (b) was incomplete. |
Q88 | Alleged inadequate data. | Option (d): "Data inadequate." | Answer changed | Oversight Committee’s recommendation accepted. |
Q91 | Split expert opinion on answer. | Changed from Option (d) to (c): "Homelessness due to economic/cultural turbulence." | rejected. | Options (a) and (b) not supported by the passage. |
Q93 | Split expert opinion on mental illness link. | Changed from Option (d) to (c): "Mental health and homelessness cycle." | Rejected. | Options (a) and (b) irrelevant to the passage. |
Q97 | Dispute over passage title. | Option (a): "Lifestyle and Mental Health." | Rejected. | Passage emphasized lifestyle’s impact on mental health. |
Q115 | Error in calculation. | Option (a): "₹204 approx." | Set aside. Correct answer: Option (d) ("None of these"). | Only those candidates who had attempted Question no.115 of the Master Booklet, correctly or incorrectly, shall, as a consequence, be granted the marks indicated against the said question. |
Q116 | Cross-referencing error in Sets B/C/D. | Technical error in question numbering. | Full marks awarded for Sets B/C/D. | Error caused confusion; no penalty to candidates. |
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Yes, you can get direct admission into BBA LLB at VIPS (Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies) with 82 percent in your Class 12 exams, but not without appearing in CLAT or IPU CET.
VIPS is affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), and admissions to BBA LLB are done strictly through entrance exams. The primary mode of admission is through CLAT UG, as GGSIPU has adopted CLAT scores for law programs in recent years. Previously, the IPU CET was used for law admissions, but that has been phased out for integrated law courses like BBA LLB.
So, even with a good Class 12 score, you cannot get admission into VIPS for BBA LLB without a valid CLAT score. The university does not allow direct management quota admissions outside the entrance process for its law programs. You may need to wait for the next CLAT attempt or consider private universities that allow direct admission based on 12th marks.
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hey, Having a CLAT rank of 21,000 and an SC category rank of approximately 1,000, you may get a good chance by applying to NLUs in which SC category seats remain unfilled. At this rank extend, there are routinely open positions at state NLUs or more current NLUs with reserved seats SC candidates. Focus on appying to NLUs such as NLU Jodhpur, NLU Odisha or NLU Tamil Nadu, which occasionally have vacancies in saved categories. As well, monitor the CLAT guiding entry in terms of opening overhauls and participate in spot rounds properly.
DEAR STUDENT,
For candidates outside Delhi 15% of the total seats are reserved, and within this quota, Genaral EWS candidates are eligible criteria and possess a valid EWS certificate issued by the appropriate authority.
Here some colleges :
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With rank of -8220, here's a realistic idea of where he can get into
1. Top NLUs (I-III) Like NLSU Bengaluru, NALSAR Hyderabad, WBNUJS Kolkata, and NLIU Bhopal need much higher rank (-100 - 450), so they won't be reachable,.
2. Mid- tier NLUs such as HNLU Raipur (-765), NLU Jodhpur (-357), RMLNLU Lucknow (-721), GNLU Gandhinagar (-402), NLUO Cuttack (-943), and DSNLU Vizag (-1,390) Are still out of reach.
3. With rank - 8220, he might qualify for NLU state quotas or lower - ranked NLUs, but that depends heavily on :
4. Private law college accepting CLAT scores (like Amity, nirma, alliance , etc) are a great fallback and ofter take candidates with ranks up to 20,000+
Hello Rajdeep,
You have a good chance of getting into the following NLUs under the OBC Category (cut-offs from previous years, which may change slightly) with an All India Rank of 2754 and an OBC rank of 314 in CLAT 2025:
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