My AILET rank is 5959, can I get any college through it?

46 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Dewang Mishra
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Rohit Sharma
8 years ago
You can apply to Lloyd College or Geeta Institute of Law with this rank. It's better to wait for CLAT rank though.

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Upes is doing pretty fine with B.Com LLB. Tax specialisation. You can go there. However, if you have chance to take a drop prepare again for CLAT. Your rank in AILET suggests you have potential to get National Law School next year. Have a great day.

Diwakar Goel
8 years ago
Well, no, this rank won't fetch you any college but you can go to private universities like Amity and Galgotias. You will get admission there.

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