How do I know if I've been allotted a seat in CLAT 3rd-list? I am not able to login. I did not get in the first 2 lists. AIR General - 1856.

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Asked by Subin Joseph
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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
Now, you can log in and find out any allotment for you in general category. With your rank, chances are nil but in vacant seats, chances are high. You have to keep watching lower NLUs vacancy seats. I am sure you will get a lower NLU like MNLU-NAGPUR, MNLU-AURANGABAD, etc.

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Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
Hi there, As and when the 3rd list is out, you would be able to login if you had a chance at all to get a seat and also based on your rank, it's quite difficult to get a college in 3rd list even.

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