What is the probability for 95 score in clat for SC category?
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11th Jun, 2019
Hello aspirant. First of all congratulations on your CLAT score. As per your question you stand a fair chance of clearing CLAT. Actually you have an advantage. As you mentioned you belong to SC so definitily you will be scoring higher marks than many other student(general) so on this note it is pretty clear that you have better chances.
I hope this answer was helpful.
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11th Jun, 2019
Hey Sambodhi!
Due to expected inflation in cutoffs of CLAT 2019, nothing sure can be said of now. But still, since you have 95 marks along with SC reservation, there is a high chance that you might make it to some of the top 15 NLUs.The expected cutoff for General category is 110+ marks. So along with SC reservation you can expect to make it to some of the good NLUs, most probabaly in the top 15.
Good luck. Hope it helps.
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11th Jun, 2019
Hey Sambodhi!
You are just on the borderline in the cutoff and can fetch most likely all NLUs except for the top 3.
Through SC category you can aim for NLU Kochi, NLU Patiala, NLU Shimla and so many others.
If you have a state domicile for the top 3 states you can expect to get a seat there as well. Well the results are due on 14th and we will have a better picture about the cutoffs then. Hope you get through.
All the best.
You are just on the borderline in the cutoff and can fetch most likely all NLUs except for the top 3.
Through SC category you can aim for NLU Kochi, NLU Patiala, NLU Shimla and so many others.
If you have a state domicile for the top 3 states you can expect to get a seat there as well. Well the results are due on 14th and we will have a better picture about the cutoffs then. Hope you get through.
All the best.
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