Helo Sourab

To be eligible for CLAT PG exams, the criteria is

• An LLB degree or equivalent examination with a minimum of 55% of marks or equivalent grade in case of candiate belong to General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI categories and 50% marks or equivalent grade in case for SC/ST canditates
• Canditate appearing in qualifing examination are also eligible to apply
• there is no upper age limit prescribed for CLAT2019

i am assuming that you are general candidate based on you query

So to be eligible to apply you have to score an aggregate of 55% of all 5 years   

Hope this will be helpful

Hello Priya,

You can use the college predictor of career360 to know about your expected college. Here is the link given below.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-pg-college-predictor You have to fill certain details and you will get results easily.

Hope this would be helpful to you.

With the score you're mentioning you'll get a rank somewhere between 24000-27000. If you have NRI quota then the chances of getting an NLU or a college under IPU would be bleak but you can definitely check out colleges like 

• ICFAI Law school Hyderabad 
• MS Ramaiah college of law 
• Christ University Bangalore 
• IMS law college Noida 

Apart from that you can check out the colleges you can get with your rank using the following link 

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

It's doesn't working

Aspirant,


It will depend upon the cut off for this year. But you can predict from previous year cut off.

Here is a list of all NLUs and their respective cut offs in 2017 for the general category. Taking a look at this and previous trends if you have a rank till 1200 you seem to have a fair chance for All India seats in NLUs.
1. National Law School of India University- 59
2. National Academy of Legal Studies and Research- 130
3. National Law Institute University- 351
4. West Bengal National University of Judicial Sciences- 213
5. National Law University Jodhpur- 343 6. Hidayatullah National Law University- 574
7. Gujarat National Law University- 453
8. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University- 627
9. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law- 801
10. Chanakya National Law University- 909
11. National University of Advanced Legal Studies- 826
12. National Law University Odisha- 1023
13. National University of Study and Research in Law- 1051
14. National Law University and Judicial Academy- 1124
15. Tamil Nadu National Law School- 1151
16. Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University- 1180
17. Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai- 478
18. Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur- 1126

Hi Vaishnavi! 

You have a chance to get into good NLU's with your score.Better you can search your college by your score along with your category.So that you will know sure about your college to which you will get into. 

All the best!

hi vershika shrama     

cutoff will be same as last year cutoff with slightly changes                                                     

CLAT Cut off is calculated by considering various factors such as a total number of test takers, total seats and difficulty level of the exam. For NLUs, the cut off is determined in the form of Opening and Closing Ranks. Candidates are shortlisted for admission process based on the ranks secured by them

Hello Rupali,

You can predict your CLAT rank by using our CLAT PG Rank Predictor. I am providing you below the link for the same. By clicking this link, you just have to answer certain questions and it will help you in predicting your clat rank.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-pg-rank-predictor

Hope this would help you.

With the score you're mentioning you'll get a rank somewhere between 20000-24000. So with such rank the chances of getting an NLU or a college under IPU would be bleak but you can definitely check out colleges like 

• ICFAI Law school Hyderabad 
• MS Ramaiah college of law 
• Christ University Bangalore 
• IMS law college Noida 

Apart from that you can check out the colleges you can get with your rank using the following link 

Https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor