After the completion of this round of CLAT 2025 counselling, several national law universities have begun releasing admission notifications under the spot round, as seats remain vacant following centralised counselling. Recently, the MNLU Mumbai and GNLU Silvassa have invited fresh applications from CLAT 2025 candidates to fill their vacant seats.
IIULER, Goa, GNLU Gandhinagar, and NLU Trichy, along with several other NLUs, have posted the admission notification earlier on either the consortium’s website or their official websites.
Meanwhile, from the fresh notifications, MNLU Mumbai has posted 11 vacancies under various categories. Interestingly, the all-India general category, which is considered highly competitive, has the highest five vacancies. The remaining six seats are available under various Maharashtra categories. The detailed breakdown of seats is given below.
Category | Number of Vacant Seat(s) |
MH-SC | 04 |
MH-SC (W) | 01 |
MH-ST | 02 |
MH-OBC | 05 |
MH-OBC (W) | 01 |
MH-EWS | 03 |
MH-EWS (W) | 01 |
The GNLU Silvassa, an off-campus of GNLU Gandhinagar, has also posted admission notification for 21 seats. Among these, nine seats are available under the All India general (including women) category, and four seats are available under the General EWS category. The details of vacant seats are given below.
S. No. | Vertical Category | Horizontal Category | Number of Vacant Seat(s) |
1 | General | – | 04 |
2 | General | W | 05 |
3 | General | W-DDN | 03 |
4 | General (EWS) | – | 04 |
5 | SC | – | 02 |
6 | SC | W-DDN | 01 |
7 | ST | – | 01 |
8 | OBC | – | 01 |
The MNLU Mumbai has closed registration on July 08. However, GNLU Silvassa admission window is still open till July 11. Candidates applying for these seats must have a CLAT 2025 score and rank. MNLU Mumbai gave a strict criterion of AIR 1200 for the India general category, but no such criteria are given under other categories, and by GNLU Silvassa.
Candidates are advised to check the NLUs website for more details on vacant seats.
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