Hello Aspirant,

See till now the cut-offs has not been released for CLAT 2020 so we cannot help you with exact cut-offs but yes on the basis of previous years cut-off trends we can expect cut-offs for CLAT 2020 as follows :-

• Top 3 - Around 90
• Top 10 - Around 80
• For at least one NLU - around 75-80

Note that cut-offs are bound to change every year depending upon numerous factors such as the number of candidates appearing in an examination, the number of candidates qualifying an examination, difficulty level of the paper, and so on.

For more details kindly refer to the link given below :-

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

To have a list of all those colleges which you can get based upon your marks and category you can use CLAT College Predictor:-

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello student consortium of Clat released provisional marks obtained on their official website you can login to your application and check your answer sheet on consortium of Clat 2020.

Final result is scheduled on 05 October 2020.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Hello,

You have not mentioned you have appeared CLAT exam for UG or PG course.

for UG course- total mark is 150 and for PG total marks is 120. for SC category, to qualify CLAT exam have to score above 50% of the total score. then for UG you qualifying score is 75 and for PG qualifying score is 60.

Your score is way low from the cutoff to qualify the entrance exam. you have not qualified the exam. better try again in next session. give your best and do practice and learn what you missed this time so that you won't repeat the mistake again.

for more details, please visit the link - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

As you mentioned that your rank in CLAT 2020 is 10604 and you belong to general category (I am assuming as you did not specify it) . According to this, these details you don't have a chance of getting into any of the law colleges through CLAT according to the previous year's cutoff trend -

What is Common Law Admission Test or CLAT?

The full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test. It is a national-level law entrance exam conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU. There are 22 national law universities that participate in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). However, the CLAT scores are also used by more than 70 law schools for admissions to various UG and PG law programmes. CLAT is conducted for both undergraduate and postgraduate law admissions. The CLAT UG is conducted for admissions to 5-year integrated law programmes whereas the CLAT PG is conducted for admissions to LLM programmes offered by the colleges. Note that, CLAT is not conducted for admissions to 3-year LLB programme.

Mode of Counselling: Online

Candidates who qualify in the computer based, online, centre based exam are called for attending the CLAT counselling which is conducted in ONLINE mode. For appearing in the CLAT 2020 counselling, all eligible candidates will be issued CLAT 2020 counselling call letters in online mode. The consortium is inviting candidates equivalent to FIVE times the seat intake in each category for the counselling process.

Eligible candidates need to register for counselling, wherein they have to select / edit NLU preferences and pay the counselling fee of Rs. 50,000.

The allotment of CLAT seats will be made basis the merit rank of the candidate and NLU preference selected. The Consortium has released the:

Round I CLAT seat allotment result for Round II was declared on October 11; seat allotment result for Round I was released on October 9

The CLAT seat allotment 2020 result for THIRD and final round has been declared on October 14

Post Round III seat allotment, the candidate has TWO options before him:

Accept the allotted seat

Exit the admission process.

Note that Upgrade option was available for only Round I and II.

Hello,

No, you are not allowed to take your bag inside the CLAT 2020 exam Center. You have to keep your belongings somewhere outside the examination center.

For more information go through the link given below:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-rules-and-regulations

Hi aspirant,

For any exam center there must be some place near to security guard where we need to put our belongings like bag,purse, etc. So you can put your phone in bag and put it there. If you dont have bag then you can tell them, they will assist you and cooperate you.

hope this is helpful to clear your dilemma.

Dear Aspirant,

General category candidates must set a score of around 110 and above in order to get an admission in NLU.Reserved category candidates must set a goal of 90 ab=nd above marks in CLAT to get admission in NLU.

The score might increase or decrease every year depending on the cutoff marks and the number of students appearing for the exam.For the year 2020,the exam pattern has completely changed.The maximum marks a candidate can score is 150.In such case the target score also decreases.If the difficulty level of the exam is average,then an applicant can set a target of scoring between 100-12 to get one of the finest NLU.If the level of exam is difficult,then a score between 80-100 is enough to get admission in good NLU.

Thank you

Greetings,

Spot counselling sessions are highly unpredictable in the sense that it all depends upon the number of seats left to fill, number of candidates applying for spot admission, number of candidates actually appearing and the number of candidates with complete set of documents available at the time of admission.

Unfortunately, IPU and most private colleges do not upload much information regarding candidates applying and getting selected in spot counselling as most NLUs do so it is hard to say if you can comfortably get admission or not.

If the last cut off was 3600 then the closer your rank is to that number the higher your chances of admission during spot counselling. That said, you do have a shot at admission with your rank but I'd personally suggest to not count on it completely and have  a backup admission plan ready.

Good day.

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All the best!

Hi Jayesh!

Congrats on your CLAT score! Your score comes under the closing ranks of the following colleges with the rounds respectively!

NLIU Bhopal - 1st round (2020)

NLU Ranchi - 1st round (2019)

NLU Patiala - 3rd round  (2020)

NLU Odisha - 3rd round (2020)

MNLU Mumbai - 1st round (2019)

Hope this is useful!