Hello,

As per your question asked, had you been not allotted a seat at all and decided to exit then 100% of your money paid would be refundable. However, in case you had been allotted seat in any round and you secured/ temporarily blocked your seat by paying a fee and later went for upgrade and then finally exited, in this case a certain amount would be deducted and paid back to you as decided by the rules and regulations for the counselling.

Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

Based on the various factors, careers360 brings CLAT college predictor for you.

I'll advice you to put all your details in the link attached below in order to know your probability of getting NLU.

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=clat_cp

Hope this helps!!

Hello, i can sense your confusion and worry as you obviously don't want want to make a rushed decision and regret it later. No one else but only you can take this decision for yourself. You should make a career plan for  yourself and decide. Evaluate your career options, what prospects do you have after your graduation, and then compare it to what your position will be if your pursue your law degree now . If you really want to be a lawyer, you should go for the NLU option as then our Sociology degree won't really matter much academically

you also have the option to complete your graduation now, and then give the DU LLB entrance or even CLAT again.

Hello aspirant,

Both top NLU colleges and DU are the top most universities in India and both these are equal. It is very tough for a candidate to get selected in both NLU and Delhi University. It will be far less expensive to study law at DU than an NLU. Candidates must first earn their graduate degree in order to be admitted to CLC, DU. Students can apply to NLUs as soon as they graduate from high school.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Dear aspirant,

Please confirm if you got an All India Rank of 859 in general category or Rank 859 in scheduled caste category? I would need you to mention your all India rank in general category to tell you the previous year cutoffs. This will thus function as a general trend to compare your chances.

However, you must know that these previous year cutoffs are merely indicative and not predictive. The cut-offs depend on many factors which change from year to year.

Please get back with the requisite information so that I could help you.

I hope this helps! Best of luck!

Yes, if you are from Maharashtra

Also you can predict the colleges on your own using your CLAT score by using CLAT College Predictor which you can access from the link given below :-

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

You can check out the previous year's CLAT cut-off data from the link given below :-

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

Hope this helps you.

Hello Aspirant

I hope you have a good day

You have a chance at the middle-lower NLUs if you fall under one of the reserved categories, or if you have a domicile in any of the upper-middle ranged NLUs ,you stand a chance.

I wish this information helps you.

Good Luck to you!

Hi,

I hope you are concerned to National Law University, Delhi . From previous trends, if you are interested in BA LLB , if you secure your rank upto 32 0 , there would be higher chances. For LLM course , you really need to do hard work to secure your rank below 150 , then you will have chance to get admission for this course.

I suggest you to put a little more effort to secure your rank below 320, as BA LLB has far easy criteria than LLM course. If your dream is LLM, then you really need to put great efforts as 369 is too much for same.

I hope it clarifies your doubt. Best of luck !

Thank you!

Dear Khyati,

Cut-offs depend on a lot of factors such as number of candidates, difficulty level of the paper etc. However, looking at the previous year trends, it is almost impossible to get a seat at any National Law University with a rank of 17,000 in the general category as the lowest cut-off is around 2000 odd rank.

Therefore, you may not get admission in any National Law University with this rank.

For reading more on CLAT cut-offs follow the link below.

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

Hope this helps! Best of luck!