I have got 41 marks in CLAT 2018 and 71.45 in 10+2. What are my chances of getting admission in any law college? I am from GNL category.

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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
No chance for any NLUs, even in vacancy, office closes after CLAT. Take an admission in local college in first year BA/B.Com/B.Sc and prepare for CLAT 2019. If you want to get in NLUs, get your rank around 1500 minimum to get in lower NLUS like MNLU-Nagpur and Aurangabad.

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Avishek Pradhan
8 years ago
There is very less chances for getting into NLU with 41 score. I gave CLAT on 2012 with 111 score and ended up with no NLU. So, I guess you should start looking for backing options. Best of Luck.

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