What is the CNLU Patna LLM cutoff 2026 for different categories?

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Rashmi Sinha | Contributor-Level 10

4 months ago

CNLU Patna LLM cutoff 2026 was released for LLM admission across multiple categories. For the General AI category, the CLAT 2026 closing ranks ranged between 968 and 1278. Besides the General category, the cutoff was only released for the PWD category in the first round, for which the closing rank w

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