What disadvantage can a student face after dropping a year after 12th for CLAT preparation?

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    Deeksha Dixit | Contributor-Level 10

    3 years ago
    Dropping a year after 12th to prepare for the CLAT exam is not an easy decision. You might experience the following drawbacks if you drop out after your 12th grade:
    1. Even if you pass the CLAT exam, you might have a gap in your history that leads to difficult questions during the interview round.
    2. You might lose a crucial academic year if you are not selected.
    3. Due to your drop, you might have trouble getting accepted to a prestigious university.
    4. Others might advise against taking a drop. However, CLAT opens doors to the best NLUs, and if you do well on the exam, your drop year won't matter. You may skip a year if you are confid
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  • Level: Comparable overall. NLET may be slightly more analytical/legal-reasoning oriented.

  • Preparation Overlap: Preparing for CLAT will largely cover NLET syllabus, but you may need extra practice on complex legal reasoning questions for NLET.

  • Difficulty: Both are competitive; CLAT is high due to large number of applicants, while NLET can feel harder in legal aptitude sections.

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Since you didn't mention your exact CLAT rank, here's a helpful list of law colleges that accept CLAT scores, including National Law Universities (NLUs) and good non‑NLU options, including options for mid to higher ranks. All these accept CLAT for UG law programs (BA LLB / BBA LLB): 

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  • NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad

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To raise grievances on the CLAT 2026 Result, log in to your account on the Consortium of NLUs website (consortiumofnlus.ac.in), find the 'Submit Grievance' button, detail your issue (score/rank discrepancy, conduct) with supporting proof within the specified time, and submit online; accepted grievances might lead to result corrections. 

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