How is the ACLAT score and percentile/rank calculated?
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Well, the formula for calculating rank/percentile in ACLAT is straight forward as it depends on the marks obtained out of total 200 marks. The exam paper consists of sections including English, reasoning, maths, law and GK and weightage of marks is distributed.
Now, the ranks would be determined on the basis of marks obtained by a candidate compared with other candidates.
Also, the person with highest marks is rank 1 and those who clear the cut-offs get a seat.
The cut-off are determined based on no. of seats and no. of candidates. The cut-offs are declares once all seats get filled beyond which admission may happen only in case...more -
Alliance Common Law Admission Test is entrance exam to Alliance School of Law. The pattern of exam is similar to CLAT. The total number of questions is 200 with each question having one mark. The paper is to be attempted in two hours. The five sections that are tested are English, General Knowledge, Maths, Logical Reasoning and Legal Reasoning. The only difference between CLAT and ACLAT is with respect to a distribution of marks. Unlike CLAT, in ACLAT both Logical Reasoning and Legal Reasoning constitute 45 marks each. The final marks are based on the total number of correct answers. The ranks are finally calculated on the basis of the...more
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Alliance Common Law Admission Test or ACLAT exam works like CLAT pattern as it also comprises of 200 multiple choice questions and maximum marks to get in ACLAT is 200. It is different than CLAT as the maximum marks in Logical reasoning and Legal Reasoning are 45 each unlike in CLAT. The final ranking is prepared on the basis of scores in ACLAT. They also accept Common Law admission Test and LSAT scores to give the admission. Additionally if your rank is from 1-5000 50% scholarship is granted on tuition fees.
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The ACLAT (Alliance Common Law Admission Test) is specifically designed for admissions to the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law (Honors) programme at Alliance University, Bangalore. It is not just a scholarship test but an entrance exam for the BALLB program.
On the other hand, the AUSAT (Alliance University Scholastic Aptitude Test) is used for both admissions and scholarship opportunities for various undergraduate programs, including BALLB. So, AUSAT serves a dual purpose: it can be an entrance test and a scholarship test.
If you don't score above the cutoff in ACLAT, you will have to follow one of the steps mentioned below:
1. Participate in Subsequent Counseling Rounds:
- If seats remain vacant after the initial allotment, subsequent rounds of counseling are conducted. Cutoffs may lower in these rounds, providing a chance to secure a seat.
- Stay updated on the official website for counseling schedules and participate in all rounds for which you are eligible.
2. Explore Colleges:
- Consider applying to top law colleges, or
- Research colleges with good reputations and courses that align with your interests.
3. Retake the Exam in the Next Year:
- If you're determin
There is no upper age limit for candidates to get admission to LLM programme through ACLAT. They only need to meet the ACLAT eligibility criteria, crack the entrance and obtain marks equal to or greater than the ACLAT cutoff for admission.
To participate in the ACLAT counselling, candidates need the following documents:
- Class X and Class XII marksheets
- Graduation marksheets of all semesters
- Photo ID proofs, such as Aadhaar Card, Voter ID or Passport
- Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Category Certificate (if applicable)
- ACLAT admit card
- Passport-size photos
- Birth Certificate
ACLAT is conducted by a private institute, Alliance University, Bangalore. Thus, candidates from all Indian states can apply for ACLAT to get admission to LLM course offered by the institute. They only need to meet the ACLAT eligibility criteria.
It is important for all candidates to crack ACLAT exam for admission to LLM course offered by Alliance University.
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