Gaining 2 Marks in CLAT 2025 Revised Result? Here’s How Your Rank Will Change
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Gaining 2 Marks in CLAT 2025 Revised Result? Here’s How Your Rank Will Change

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Sumeet SudarshanUpdated on 25 Apr 2025, 05:09 PM IST

The Delhi HC has directed the Consortium of National Law Universities to publish the revised CLAT 2025 results. The change in score will also cause a drastic shift in the candidate’s rank in the CLAT 2025 merit list. The HC has ordered revision in the CLAT 2025 answer key of 4 questions. In the revised CLAT results, candidates are likely to see their score go up by up to 4 marks and go down by up to 2.5 marks depending on which answers they marked. In this article let’s look at how gaining 2 marks in the CLAT revised result can change your rank.

Gaining 2 Marks in CLAT 2025 Revised Result? Here’s How Your Rank Will Change
Gaining 2 Marks in CLAT 2025 Revised Result? Here’s How Your Rank Will Change

The Consortium of NLUs will notify the CLAT 2025 counselling revised dates soon. The NLU admissions will be done as per the revised result.

Change in Rank List After Gaining 2 Marks

By gaining 2 marks in the revised CLAT result, a candidate’s rank can go up by a minimum of 100 to a maximum of around 1500 ranks. The trends in CLAT marks vs rank analysis show that the rank shifts are comparatively lower at higher scores. The CLAT ranks tend to shift drastically at lower score levels.

The tables given below provide the shift in their rank a candidate is likely to see in the CLAT merit list upon gaining 2 marks. The CLAT rank shift has been provided for various rank ranges between 100 and 20000.

Shift in CLAT Rank 100-1000 After Gaining 2 Marks

Rank as per Old Result

Expected Shift in Rank after Gaining 2 Marks

100

-

200

+100

400

+150

600

+200

800

+300

1000

+300

Shift in CLAT Rank 5000 - 10000 After Gaining 2 Marks

Rank as per Old Result

Expected Shift in Rank after Gaining 2 Marks

5000

+1000

6000

+1200

7000

+1300

8000

+1300

9000

+1300

10000

+1500

Shift in CLAT Rank 10000 - 15000 After Gaining 2 Marks

Rank as per Old Result

Expected Shift in Rank after Gaining 2 Marks

10000

+1500

11000

+1400

12000

+1600

13000

+1500

14000

+1700

15000

+1600

Shift in CLAT Rank 15000-20000 After Gaining 2 Marks

Rank as per Old Result

Expected Shift in Rank after Gaining 2 Marks

15000

+1600

16000

+1800

17000

+1500

18000

+1500

19000

+1600

20000

+1500

Analysing Shift in CLAT Rank After Gaining 2 Marks

The tables above show that for CLAT rank 100 to 1000 the shift in rank in the revised result is between 100 to 300 ranks indicating a less dramatic change. However, for CLAT ranks 5000 to 20000, the shift in rank due to the revised result is between 1000 to 1800 ranks. This indicates that the margins are very small at lower ranks due to higher competition at that level. Even a small difference of 2 marks can make or break a candidate’s chances of obtaining an NLU seat.

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