Is 4000 a good rank in CLAT?

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    Anupama Mehra | Contributor-Level 10

    2 months ago

    A CLAT rank of 4000 is not considered as a good rank to get admission to one of the top NLUs. However, candidates who belong the reserved category still have chance to secure admission to NLUs with a CLAT Rank of AIR 4000.With the exam pattern for CLAT changing, candidates must aim to score above 100 to secure admission to one of the best NLUs in the country. Before starting the CLAT Preparation 2025 candidates need to understand how the marks are divided in each section. 

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    Muskan | Contributor-Level 10

    3 months ago

    Although entrance to elite National Law Universities (NLUs) may not be possible with a CLAT rank of 4000, it may be sufficient for admission to lower-tier NLUs or private law schools that accept CLAT scores. Admission is contingent upon meeting each NLU's cutoff, which is determined annually by elements such as test difficulty and seat availability.

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