Hi Yuvakshi

As per the previous years cutoff trends of various NLUs you will not get any of the NLUs with your mentioned rank in UR category but if you belong to the  reserved categories the you can surely get the NLUs . You may use our CLAT college predictor tool to know about your probable Colleges

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?icn=clat-clgpd&ici=qna-sticky-wap

Hello Prakhar,

According to the merit list released by the CLAT committee, with a rank of 1,238 you can expect the following national law universities - 

• DNLU Jabalpur
• HPNLU Shimla
• MNLU Aurangabad
• TNNLS Tiruchirappalli
• NUSRL Ranchi
• DSNLU Vishakhapatnam
• MNLU Nagpur
• NLUJAA Guwahati

More - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hope this information helps.

Hi aspirant

With the information you have given the rank with you have got and category wise the chances of getting the nlu were very low and in and 2nd or 3rd counseling if it done the you have chance in getting the seat. You can also check for the probability in this link

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

With the rank you're mentioning I'm afraid you have less chances of getting into an NLU if you fall in general category. But you can definitely check out some other good colleges like 

• Ideal Institute of Management and Technology 
• Fairfield Institute of Management and Technology 
• JIMS Engineering Management Technical campus, school of Law 
• Chander Prabhu Jain college of higher studies 
• ICFAI Law school Hyderabad 
• MS Ramaiah college of law 
• Christ University Bangalore 

Hello  studnet ,

As for subjective part the chances are more that the subjective questions will be from Jurisprudence topics , general leagal or constitutional law.

So, I will advice you go for mock test or practise as many question as you can and also go for previous year question banks.

Hope it helps. 

Thank you  :)

these are marks of clat PG out of 150

For NLUJA, Guwahati you'll have to score at least 110 and for HPNLU you'll have to get at least 108 in CLAT for general category students. But even if you manage to score this much it is not certain that you'll get into these colleges because there are several other factors also like the number of seats available for different category students and students having the state domicile. But it's always better to score more in order to be on the safer side. 

Hello Namrata,

National Law Universities are the most reputed law colleges in the country and quite difficult to gwt into.

You require atleast 75% score in CLAT to be eligible for any of the NLUs based on the previous years'cut-off trends. 

You must score atleast 115 marks or above if you want admission in any of the NLUs. If you consider the previous years'cut-offs then the lowest closing marks have been 114.5 in NLUJA Assam and 114.5 in TNNLS Thiruchirapalli, and these were the closing marks in the last merit lists, not in the first ones.

So it is almost impossible for you to get in with this score. Maybe try harder next year or try for some private colleges.

Hope this helps.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?icn=clat-clgpd&ici=qna-sticky-wap

Hello Sanjay,

whether you would be able to get your dream college or not will depend on your rank. you can predict your rank through using our rank predictor. https://law.careers360.com/clat-pg-rank-predictor this is the link for the same.

Hope this would help you.