how much score need in clat exam for Delhi law University
Answer (1)
Student Expert
12th Mar, 2020
Hello,
If you're asking for National Law University, Delhi then admission is done on the basis of AILET score,in 2019 its cut-off has been the following;
General-72.75
Scheduled Caste-49.75
Scheduled Tribe-50
Persons with Disability-35.25
Kashmiri Migrants-35.25
Residents of Jammu and Kashmir-51.25
This is data from previous years, now cut off change every year based on number of factors like seat matrix,no of candidates appearing in the exam, difficulty level etc.
For more details regarding this, you can visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-cutoff
And,CLAT is conducted for admission to integrated five year law program by 21 participating NLUs,52 private law colleges along with Dr BR Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat(Haryana)
For more detailed information regarding participating universities along with their cut-offs, visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff
If you're asking for National Law University, Delhi then admission is done on the basis of AILET score,in 2019 its cut-off has been the following;
General-72.75
Scheduled Caste-49.75
Scheduled Tribe-50
Persons with Disability-35.25
Kashmiri Migrants-35.25
Residents of Jammu and Kashmir-51.25
This is data from previous years, now cut off change every year based on number of factors like seat matrix,no of candidates appearing in the exam, difficulty level etc.
For more details regarding this, you can visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/ailet-cutoff
And,CLAT is conducted for admission to integrated five year law program by 21 participating NLUs,52 private law colleges along with Dr BR Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat(Haryana)
For more detailed information regarding participating universities along with their cut-offs, visit https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff
Comments (0)
Related Questions
Know More about
Common Law Admission Test
Counselling | Application | Eligibility | Exam Pattern | Admit Card | Preparation Tips | Result | Accepting Colleges
Get Updates Brochure
Thank You!
Your Common Law Admission Test brochure has been successfully mailed to your registered email id “”.
Trending Articles/News
