Hello aspirant,

The good score in CLAT is generally around 90 marks. If you want to secure your admissions in National Law University, you should have got around 90 marks. With a score of 41, it is very difficult to get admission in NLU.

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Hi,

Its not a good score for nlu as CLAT 2025 paper is too easy almost every one is scoring more than 120 even if you belong to sc category you will definitely not getting admission in nlu sonepat in first or second list but wait till the last round CLAT COUNSELLING 2025 if some seats srill vacant you may get seat.

Also,Take into the consideration

Nirma, alliance , Lloyd , upes, icfai , Allahabad univ. And culcutta univ.

And it's better to move early as last date to apply are about to be there soon

Get a back up it is very necessary.

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To assess your chances of admission to an NLU (National Law University) under the OBC category with a Uttar Pradesh domicile , several factors come into play :

1. Your CLAT Score : You mentioned a score of 62.25 . The cutoff for NLUs varies each year depending on factors like :

Total candidates appearing.

Difficulty level of the exam.

Category-specific cutoffs.

Number of seats available.

2. Past Trends for NLUs:

For OBC candidates , NLUs with lower ranks (like NLU Lucknow or NLU Ranchi) generally have cutoffs ranging from 50-65 for less competitive years.

Higher-ranked NLUs (like NALSAR or NLU Delhi) typically have higher cutoffs, often above 80+ for OBC categories .

3. Uttar Pradesh Domicile Advantage:

Some NLUs give a significant advantage to state domicile candidates. For example, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya .

For more details link given below :

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

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Hello

The National Law Universities ( NLUs ) in India have a variable cutoff for each category and the marks required for admission can depend on the NLU you are targeting .

For the VJ NT category , the cutoff will be lower than the general category but higher than the reserved categories like SC/ST .

As of the recent years , the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) cutoffs for VJNT candidates in NLUs range from 90 to 120 marks out of 150 , depending on the specific NLU .

It is important to check the official cutoff for the particular NLU you are interested as the cutoffs may vary annually based on factors like the number of applicants , exam difficulty and seat availability .

For more details check following link :

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

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No, you cannot pursue a B.Com LL.B. program at Jodhpur National Law University (NLU) or any other National Law University (NLU) in India.

NLUs primarily offer integrated law programs that combine undergraduate studies with a law degree. These programs typically last for five years and come in various combinations, such as BA LL.B. (Hons.), BBA LL.B. (Hons.), or BSc LL.B. (Hons.).

Jodhpur NLU specifically offers B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), BBA LL.B. (Hons.), and LL.M. (Master of Laws) programs.

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-law-university-jodhpur

I hope it helps!

With a CLAT rank of 36,680 under the SC category and female quota, securing a seat in the top NLUs might be challenging. However, you could explore mid-tier NLUs like DSNLU Vishakhapatnam (closing rank ~10,500), NLU Odisha (~9,800), or HPNLU Shimla (~12,000) based on SC category cutoffs.

For better chances, consider state reservation or domicile advantages, especially in NLUs like DSNLU, if Andhra Pradesh domicile applies. Lower-tier NLUs might also offer opportunities

For more details you can visit the link given below

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

Hello,

Your chances of securing job placements from NLUs depend on various factors beyond just your 10th board results. While academic performance is important, NLUs also consider other criteria such as your performance in the CLAT or other entrance exams, extracurricular activities, internships, and overall personality during the recruitment process.

Having a strong performance in your 12th board exams shows your academic capabilities and can significantly enhance your chances of getting a good placement. However, some employers may take into account your 10th board results as part of their evaluation process.

While a lower score in your 10th boards may not necessarily disqualify you from job placements, it's essential to highlight your strengths and achievements in your application and during interviews. Focus on improving your skills, experiences to increase your chances of securing a good placement.

Hope this helps,

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