I heard Chandigarh University has its own admission process. Should I still try CLAT 2026 or skip it?

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Asked by Rishab bansal

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    GAURAV JOSHI | Guide-Level 13

    2 weeks ago

    The law department at Chandigarh University is known for keeping many links with the legal world. The department follows Bar Council of India (BCI) rules and also uses the Choice Based Credit System to give more practical work. The university has tie-ups and collaborations with J Sagar Associates, Amarchand & Mangaldas, Trilegal, and Khaitan & Co. The university reports that its law students get exposure through more than 30 industry talks every year. Many legal experts, retired judges, and practicing lawyers visit for small sessions. CU also has a legal aid clinic, moot court hall, and case study labs where students do simple practice

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    Prerana kumari

    3 weeks ago

    Yes, you heard it right, Chandigarh University has its own admission process and you can skip CLAT, because as the university has their own entrance test which is CUCET and this test is mandatory for your admission. If you score well in CUCET then you can get a scholorship that reduces your fees a lot. When students pass CUCET, they can get a scholarship maintained students need to meet certain rules. The most important thing is the CGPA. At the end of every year, students must have a minimum CGPA of 7.5 to renew the scholarship. This pushes students to do well in studies and keep their focus.

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heena agrawal

Hi.

  • Level: Comparable overall. NLET may be slightly more analytical/legal-reasoning oriented.

  • Preparation Overlap: Preparing for CLAT will largely cover NLET syllabus, but you may need extra practice on complex legal reasoning questions for NLET.

  • Difficulty: Both are competitive; CLAT is high due to large number of applicants, while NLET can feel harder in legal aptitude sections.

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Colleges You Can Get With Your CLAT Rank (General Guide)

Since you didn't mention your exact CLAT rank, here's a helpful list of law colleges that accept CLAT scores, including National Law Universities (NLUs) and good non‑NLU options, including options for mid to higher ranks. All these accept CLAT for UG law programs (BA LLB / BBA LLB): 

1. National Law Universities (NLUs)

These are the most reputed law schools in India through CLAT, but they have varied cutoff ranges depending on category and rank: 

Higher Cutoff (Top NLUs)

  • NLSIU Bengaluru — top‑ranked law school

  • NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

  • WBNUJS Kolkata
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Nitesh Srivastava

To raise grievances on the CLAT 2026 Result, log in to your account on the Consortium of NLUs website (consortiumofnlus.ac.in), find the 'Submit Grievance' button, detail your issue (score/rank discrepancy, conduct) with supporting proof within the specified time, and submit online; accepted grievances might lead to result corrections. 

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Bhumika Aggarwal

Yes, you can. Candidates can raise their grievances by sending an email. Candidates can follow the steps given below

  • Go to the consortiumofnlus.ac.in
  • Login using your email
  • Enter your password
  • Click on the grievance option
  • Submit 
Shiksha Ask & Answer
Anupama Mehra

Yes, you can get admission based on CLAT Score. Apart from that you can also appear for ULSAT Exam conducted by the university. 

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