I appeared for CLAT this year & scored 88 and my unreserved rank was 4475 and all India rank is 5225. Do I have any chances?

I want admission in NMIMS for BA LL.B course.

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8 years ago

Hello Mukti, You might not get admission in NMIMS with this score considering previous years cut off. I wish things turn your way. I will suggest you to look for other options as well.

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Prabhanshu Chaturvedi | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Hello Mukti, You have a very bleak chance of getting but you might get in the second list. But, do try in the 2nd list. Good Luck.

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