Parul University Law Admissions 2025
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On May 07, the Supreme Court of India directed the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) to revise the CLAT 2025 results. This is expected to bring an end to the long-drawn CLAT 2025 court battles between students and the NLU Consortium. However, a suo motu by the apex Court on the method of conducting CLAT exams has reignited a discussion over the consortium’s ability to conduct the exam seamlessly. For students who appeared in CLAT 2025, the judgment on five questions is more important than who conducts CLAT and how. So, here are the key details about the five questions discussed by the Supreme Court and what happens to them in the revised merit list.
This was a question of fundamental duty to protect the environment. The Delhi High Court earlier refused to interfere with this question. However, the top Court expressed its surprise over the answer given by the consortium in the final answer key. It has already been held in previous cases that the duty to protect the environment is on both the state and its citizens. So, answers C and D are correct, and the marks will be revised accordingly.
The Delhi High Court considered this question “out of syllabus” and accordingly directed the consortium to withdraw it. However, this decision has been reversed by the Supreme Court, which opined that if the students apply reason and logic, it is possible to decide what is a voidable contract and what is a void contract. So, the correct answer will be Option B in the master question booklet.
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This was a question on the sitting arrangement with answer options including data inadequate. The court has ordered the deletion of this question. Previously, the division bench of the Delhi High Court accepted the recommendations of the oversight committee on this question and refused to interfere.
On this matter, the Delhi High Court single judge had directed the consortium to withdraw the question on December 20. This decision has now been reaffirmed after a division bench first upheld it, and then another Delhi High Court bench on April 06, refused to interfere.
On question number 115 of the CLAT master question paper, the top Court upheld the Delhi High Court order asking the consortium to withdraw it. Whereas, on question number 116, again the SC changed the Delhi High Court direction, giving full marks to students with SET B, C and D and imposing negative markings in the evaluation of students who took SET A of the question paper. Revising this decision, the Court has asked the consortium to withdraw this question as well.
The cases around CLAT 2025 results have completed a full circle, starting from the Supreme Court to various high courts and now, back in the apex court for final resolution.
There were three judgments on CLAT 2025 results, often contradicting each other and at times upholding each other in some questions. However, an overall assessment of all these CLAT judgments reveals a lot of inconsistencies. For example, on question number 56, the Delhi High Court ignored the fact that the top court has upheld that the duty to protect the environment lies with both the state and citizens. On question number 77, the Supreme Court reversed the stance taken by the Delhi High Court.
The decision on question number 88 of the CLAT master question booklet was changed thrice. First, on December 20, a Single Judge asked the consortium to delete the question, which was reversed by the Delhi High Court in the April 06 hearing. And, now again, the Supreme Court reverses the Delhi HC decision aligning with the single-judge verdict.
Since the Supreme Court is the final court of appeal, with no higher judicial office above it, the CLAT 2025 judgment of May 07 appears final. The consortium is now likely to revise the CLAT merit list very soon. The admission schedule of NLUs will be announced afresh.
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.
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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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