I have scored 65 in CLAT and 93% in boards. Can I get admission in NMIMS Law School?

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Manash Mondal
8 years ago
Doubtful! Try for some other law school, in the meantime. Colleges like GLC wil be good and Symbiosis Pune too. Do upvote and follow me, in case I was of any help. Thanks!

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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
Kirit Mehta College (NMIMS)- Last year in 2017, it was close around 3450 AIR. You don't have any chance in Narsee Monji, if you want to do B.A. LL.B, try UPES Dehradun. Last date to apply is 5th June.

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