Hi, Yes you seem to have chances. I am sharing a link which is basically college predictor for CLAT and through which you can check your chances if any based on domicile and other factors.

Link: CLAT College Predictor

Hope this helps.

Students are required to submit: Mark sheets of all previous examinations, Character certificate, Transfer and migration certificates, Affidavit in case of a gap of one or more years between the qualifying exam and the year of admission, Admit card of CLAT (wherever applicable), UGC-NET/JRF/SLET certificate (for Ph.D programmes), Caste certificate, Domicile certificate, DOB certificate, ID proof, and Passport size photographs.

Hi,

I hope you are doing good. The cutoff is based on your General rank and not in category rank. With 4945 rank , As from previous trends there are very low chances of getting seat in NLIU Bhopal.

There are only 23 NLU in India, and cutoff ranges up to 2000 for general category (with certain relaxation for females).

I suggest you to take some other entrance exams as well. If your aim is NLU, you just need a little more efforts and you will be in. Just focus on your revision and practice mock tests.

You can read more about NLUs and there cutoff trends in Careers360 at : https://law.careers360.com/articles/nlu-cutoff

I hope it covers your doubt.

Thank you!

Dear aspirant,

As of now there is no official fee waivers for students who have cleared CLAT. You can try getting student loans to pay your fees. There are a few external scholarships that a student can avail

1. Aditya Birla Scholarship - for first 20 rank holders of CLAT. Covers the entire course and hostel fee till the end of the course.

2. Colive scholarship - only for first year students. Covers 6 month accommodation/hostel charges barring food, electricity. 60% of the scholarship reservation will be provided based on the statement of purpose by filling an application form

There are a few government scholarship schemes available for SC/ST/PwD candidates like

1. Top Class Education Scheme

2.Post-matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

3. National Fellowship and Scholarship for Higher Education of ST Students – Scholarship (Formally Top Class Education for Schedule Tribe Students) – only for scholarships.

You can check them up further to get more info on these scholarships.

Hope this helps

Hello,

The placements for students starts from 7th sem onward. If your college is good you don't need to worry about placements. They provide the best placements. The placements depends upon the college you are in, the degree you're pursuing. Usually for all colleges placements start from early final year.

Hope it helps.