My daughter got CLAT 90.23 and rank 4465 will she get in NMIMS?

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8 years ago
Last year, the first merit list cutoff was approximately rank 3500. In vacancy, you may get admission, though the chances are very faint.

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The maximum cutoff till date is 5000th rank, there are bleak chances of your daughter getting NMIMS but she might get in 2nd list and that too depends upon the preference of the course.

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