How much score is required in CLAT for NLU Ranchi BA LLB (Hons) admission?

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YASH SHARMA
3 years ago

Students can expect to need a score of at least 1800-1900 Rank to be competitive for admission in NLU Ranchi BA LLB. 

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3 years ago

The National University of Study and Research in Law will accept CLAT 2024 score, followed by CLAT Counselling process for admission to the BA LLB (Hons) and LLM in Intellectual Property Rights courses. During NLU Ranchi cutoff 2023, the last round closing rank for BA LLB (Hons) course was 1895 for

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