CLAT Marks vs Rank - Merit List analysis, College Predictor, Institute and category wise

CLAT Marks vs Rank - The admissions through Common Law Admission Test is subject to the candidate’s rank in the merit list or the CLAT marks vs rank calculation. The candidates are often intrigued by the question: how much CLAT marks are enough to get a good rank? The answer to this question requires a detailed analysis of the CLAT merit list. For example, last year CLAT UG topper, Aparjita had scored 127.25 marks out of 150, and the one who scored 104 got 10th rank. 92.75 CLAT marks for UG were converted into 100th rank. To become a topper at CLAT PG (postgraduate) level, 72 marks were required out of 120. The CLAT marks vs Rank is a detailed analysis of past years’ merit list. With CLAT 2021 marks vs rank, candidates may easily know how much marks they need to secure to get a good rank.

CLAT will be conducted in offline and paper-based mode. The result declaration of CLAT 2021 will be accompanied by the merit list for both UG and PG candidates.

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CLAT marks vs rank - Understanding the concept

The CLAT marks vs rank use last few years data to determine the rank against given marks. The candidate may calculate their marks using the answer key and compare their marks with the data given in CLAT marks vs rank to determine their approximate rank. Note that, those getting a CLAT rank under 100 will have a good chance of getting the top NLUs such as National Law School of India University, Bangalore or NALSAR Hyderabad.

One may also use the CLAT marks and rank comparison while solving the mock tests. The scores of CLAT mock tests can be compared with the CLAT marks vs rank. Comparing the mock test score will give an idea about the candidate’s chances of getting an NLU seat.

CLAT mark vs rank - Analysis of merit list

CLAT 2021 has 2596 UG law seats to offer. So a candidate getting a CLAT rank above 2596 may grab an NLU seat. The one who got 2596 rank last year had a CLAT score of 68.75. The last year data makes it apparent that candidates should try to score more than 68.75.

CLAT marks vs rank for PG law

CLAT PG marks vs rank data make it clear that it is not easy to score high marks in the examination. The one getting a score of more than 63 can secure a rank under top 10. If a candidate scores anything more than 57, he/she can get a rank under the top 50. The CLAT marks vs rank also suggest that to get a rank under 100, one should try to score more than 53 marks in CLAT PG.

Marks vs rank for CLAT (Under old pattern)

Till 2019, CLAT had a different pattern. There were 200 questions in the paper each carrying one mark. In the old pattern, the CLAT marks used were calculated from 200 marks. The CLAT marks and rank under the old pattern is given below.

CLAT (Under old pattern) - Marks vs rank

CLAT cut off for NLUs - Predicting the college

The CLAT seat allotment is conducted on the basis of rank secured by the candidates. Candidates are sent counselling call letters in the order of their rank in the merit list. So, if a candidate knows his rank, he/she can also get an idea about the NLUs that can be allotted. With the analysis of previous years’ CLAT cut off, candidates may get to know what rank can give a particular NLU. However, note that CLAT cut off will depend on many factors, some of the important ones are given below.

• The number of candidates appearing for CLAT 2020; last year, around 60,000 candidates appeared in the test.

• The difficulty level of the question paper - CLAT last year was tough to moderate in terms of difficulty.

• Sanctioned seats in the NLUs - There are 2596 seats in CLAT UG and CLAT PG has 783 seats.

• Category of the candidate; Many national law universities offer domicile reservation along with national category based reservation. The domicile reservation can give benefit to the candidates who come under the said category.

CLAT cut off 2019 - Opening rank and closing rank