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Clat pg rank 4649 and cuet pg score 106 i want the best college/University available for these rank and score for llm in IPR PLS HELP ME FIND TGE BEST COLLEGE AND WHICH Provides THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PLACEMENTS AS WELL.

Samyak Jain 22nd May, 2026

Hello Dear Student,


With a CLAT PG rank of 4649 and CUET PG score of 106 , getting top NLUs or central universities may be difficult. However, you still have good options for pursuing an LLM in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) at private and state-affiliated universities.

Some suitable options include:

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Should I give Clat or Cuet ud exam for llb

Samyak Jain 19th May, 2026

Hello Dear Student,

You should prepare for CLAT if your goal is to get admission into a top National Law University (NLU) for a 5-year integrated law course like BA LLB or BBA LLB.

You should choose CUET UG if you want admission into:

  • central universities,
  • state universities, or
  • some
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I have scored 72% in 12th boards but have rt in my additional subject. Im aiming for Clat 2027. so is it necessary for me to give that exam or I can skip it?

Samyak Jain 15th May, 2026

Hi,
Yes, you should appear for the compartment/improvement exam in the subject where you got RT (Reappear in Theory).

Even though your 72% overall marks are enough for Common Law Admission Test 2027 eligibility, clearing the RT is still very important because your Class 12 marksheet should officially show “PASS.”

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if i m pursuing ba from one college and after one or two year if i get another through the clat which will be a better college then if i want to switch the college then what will the procedure will be?

Mirza Farhan Baig 7th May, 2026

Yes, you can switch from one college to another to a CLAT college through the entrance test.  However, it is important to note that you will have to start from year 1 rather than transferring directly into the second or third year. Some of the top CLAT participating colleges here.

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