CLAT 2011 Sample Paper

Admission to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) for integrated law programs like BA LL.B. and BBA LL.B. is primarily based on CLAT UG scores.

In previous years, the cutoff rank for general category candidates in Delhi was around 1,287.

Your general rank is 41,342 in CLAT 2025, securing admission to GGSIPU's main campus may be challenging. However, you might have a chance in some of the affiliated colleges, especially in the later rounds of counseling. It's advisable to participate in the counseling process and stay updated with the official notifications from GGSIPU.

Hi,

Based on the previous year analysis.. According to your CLAT PG Rank and category, you don't have any chances to get a seat in any of the National Law University.

You better prepare and appear next year to score better to get admission in the best National Law University.

You can predict the colleges in which you have chances to get a seat using the CLAT PG Law college predictor tool .

Hope this information will help you

Hello,

Here’s what you should do if you’re getting offers related to CLAT (Common Law Admission Test):

• Verify Authenticity: Check if the offers are from reputable institutions or organizations. Avoid scams or unrecognized sources.
• Research Programs: Evaluate the courses offered—study material, faculty, and track record of success.
• Compare Fees: Compare course fees and additional costs; ensure they align with your budget.
• Ask for Demos: Request demo classes to assess teaching quality.
• Check Reviews: Look for student testimonials and success stories.
• Negotiate Offers: If possible, negotiate for discounts or benefits.
• Consult Experts: Seek advice from mentors or CLAT-qualified individuals.

Hope it helps !

Hello aspirant,

English language, legal reasoning, current affairs, including general knowledge, logical reasoning, and quantitative techniques are the five areas that make up the CLAT 2025 syllabus. One of the most difficult legal entrance exams in the nation, the CLAT is prescribed by the Consortium of NLUs. Together with the CLAT 2025 Notification, the Consortium has made the CLAT 2025 syllabus available.

To know the complete syllabus, you can visit our site through following link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus-2025

Thank you

Hello,

A rank of roughly 4000 that too women category would be appropriate for admission because the CLAT cut-off scores are lower for general and especially for reserved categories.

Candidates from the general category should aim for a score of 90 or higher in order to be admitted to one of the top three NLUs, per the CLAT 2024. For SC/ST categories, 60–70 points are regarded as a better score in CLAT 2024. At the time of CLAT counseling, the Consortium of NLUs will announce the final ranking of applicants for each round.

You can refer the below link to find in details:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/what-is-a-good-score-in-clat-pg-2025

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-marks-vs-rank

ALL THE BEST

Hi Prin,

Choosing between a lower-ranked NLU (like Tamil Nadu, Aurangabad, Shimla) and Nirma University depends on several factors, including your career goals, the course structure, faculty quality, location, and placement opportunities.

If you aim for corporate law roles or a well-rounded education with a strong focus on placements, Nirma University might be the better option.

If you aspire to government jobs, judiciary exams, or want to benefit from the NLU brand for long-term prestige, go for a lower-ranked NLU .

If you're still uncertain, prioritize where you see yourself excelling in terms of curriculum, faculty support, and placement assistance.

Best wishes!

Hello,

As you have not specified as CLAT UG or PG, I would presume the question as applying it for both Categories.

The cutoff lists that the individual universities release determine what constitutes a good score. A cutoff score of 75+ is anticipated for top-ranked NLUs due to a reduction in the number of questions.  In CLAT 2024, a score of more than 80 out of 120 can be considered good. The number of CLAT UG  and CLAT PG questions has been lowered by the Consortium of NLUs.

You will get a better private college with this Better Score. You can also refer the below link for predictor

You can refer the below link for more details:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/what-good-score-in-clat

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-pg-marks-vs-rank

ALL THE BEST

Hello aspirant,

On October 22, 2024, the CLAT Registration Process 2025 was closed by the Consortium of NLUs. On October 25, the CLAT Application Correction Window 2025 concluded. On July 7, 2024, the Consortium published the CLAT Notification 2025. All of the crucial information about the CLAT Exam was included in the announcement. Candidates will only receive admit cards to take the CLAT exam in 2025 if they complete the application and pay the cost.

To know more information, you can visit our website through following link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-2025-dates-application-syllabus-preparation-tips-nlus

Thank you

Hello,

Based on your CLAT AIR rank of 55,000 and category rank of 5,000+ (Andhra Pradesh Women), it's unlikely that you'll secure a seat in the top NLUs like NLSIU or NALSAR. However, DSNLU (Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Srikakulam) may offer a possibility, given the previous year's cutoffs . Here's a breakdown:

1. Previous Year Cutoff for DSNLU : In 2023, the last rank for Andhra Pradesh (Women) was around 9,000–12,000 for the general category, and about 12,000-15,000 for women.
2. Category Advantage : As an Andhra Pradesh woman candidate, you may have a slight advantage over general candidates.
3. Counseling Round : You will likely be eligible for the 3rd or 4th round of counseling (depending on your final rank), but it could be close.
4. Decision : While not guaranteed, keep an eye on the counseling process and seat availability in your category.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

In the context of the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) merit list , GC-KA refers to a specific category classification for candidates:

• GC : Stands for General Category . It includes candidates who do not belong to any reserved category (such as SC, ST, OBC, etc.).
• KA : Refers to candidates from the Karnataka state (as part of the Karnataka State Eligibility).
• This classification helps identify candidates who are from the General Category and have Karnataka domicile status.
• The GC-KA category is relevant for specific reservation benefits and admission policies in the state’s law schools.

Hope it helps !