I have 28933 AIR, 5302 OBC rank and 224 EBC rank. Can I get admission in CNLU Patna for BA LLB? I have Bihar domicile.

CNLU Patna LLM cutoff 2026 is out, wherein the first round closing rank is 968 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. Apart from the General category, the cutoff has been released only for the PWD category, for which the cutoff rank is 6270.

Chanakya National Law University accepts the CLAT entrance exam for admission to its BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons) at the UG and LLM course at the PG level. CNLU Patna CLAT cutoff 2026 for Round 1 is out, wherein the closing rank for the BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) courses are 1141 and 1287, respectively. For the LLM admission, the cutoff rank is 968. 

With an EWS rank of 1,700 and an All India Rank (AIR) of 19,202 in the CLAT, it could be difficult to get accepted to Chanakya National Law University (CNLU), Patna. In prior years, the general category closing ranks for CNLU's BA LLB programme were about 1,285. 
 State reservation policies, however, can help you as a candidate with a Bihar domicile, which could increase your chances.

CNLU is ranked at #31 as per the ranking agency NIRF 2024. It is considered to be one of the best law universities in India. For years, CNLU Patna has been well recognised as one of the top institutions by NIRF 2024 across various segments of universities for outstanding performances in Teaching, Graduation Outcome, Inclusivity & Research parameters and a marvellous learning environment.

Note: The referenced NIRF ranking is sourced from the official website.

The Chanakya National Law University has a very competitive LLM course with the minimum number of seats intake. The sanctioned number of available seats for CNLU LLM varies every year, and with that, the availability according to the admission level. However, the total intake of seats for the LLM course is 60. However, the university reserves the right to revise the seat allotment. The above-mentioned seat intake is sourced from the official website/sanctioning body. This is still subject to change; hence, the same is indicative.