What CLAT score is recommended to get into NLSIU?

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Asked by Aswin Suren
7 Answers
A
8 years ago
You need to be under All India Rank 58-59 to get an admission.

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Divya Agarwal
8 years ago
That depends on the standard and difficulty level of the CLAT examination. But a score of 140-145/200 should be good to secure an admission into NLSIU.

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M
4 years ago
Having ACLAT score of 100+ would increase the chances of securing a seat in NLSIU. And in Bangalore you need to least 120 out of 150 for chances of admission.

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Ayush Yadav
4 years ago
The CLAT score is variable according to the difficulty of the paper. You need to get a rank under 93 to get into NLSIU.

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Sajal Jain
7 years ago
It is not fixed that you have to score x no of marks to get NLSIU. Every year it change accordingly so try to grab rank under 50 don't worry about marks right now do your best and if you perform will no one will stop you to get admission in NLSIU. All the best :). .

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Saranya Mishra
8 years ago
It varies yearly, given variation in high scores, based on the overall merit of students.

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R
8 years ago
An All India Rank below 50 helps you to secure a seat at NLSIU!

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