The counsel representing the consortium has informed the Supreme Court that the revised merit list of CLAT 2025 will be published today, May 16. With the announcement of the CLAT revised results and merit list, the counselling schedule will also be published.
Earlier, in response to an inquiry by Careers360 on revised results, the consortium helpdesk informed that results have been prepared and will be published as soon as the judgment order is released by the Supreme Court.
Usually, the consortium invites 6-7 times more candidates than seats available in NLUs. However, this year, the counselling invite was sent to candidates once the results were announced. The counselling process was stalled later due to various court cases. Now, as the merit list is being revised, many new candidates will be added to the invite list. With this, the consortium has also informed in an email communication to students earlier that the previous list will also be honoured and they will be eligible to participate in the counselling.
The seat allotment and admission offers are however subject to the NLU preferences and availability of seats in NLUs. The CLAT cut offs indicate the minimum rank required for securing admission to NLUs.
Follow the steps given below:
Visit the official website of the consortium, consortiumofnlus.ac.in
Click on the CLAT 2025
Login using registered email address/mobile number and password
Click on the scorecard link
Download and save the CLAT revised result PDF
The CLAT 2025 counselling will be conducted in online mode. It is held in five rounds. After each round, the seat allotment is announced. The CLAT counselling fees are Rs. 30,000 for general candidates and Rs. 20,000 for SC and ST candidates.
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