My son is writing CLAT exam. How much should he get in the same to take admission in National Law College?

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Ayushman Sagar Jha
7 years ago
As of now, no one can comment surely about cut-offs because cut-offs mainly depend upon difficulty level of the question paper. To be on the safer side one has to score around minimum 120-110 at least, if you'd seen previous years cut-offs.

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