What is the rank of MNLU Aurangabad in Law?

The MNLU CLAT Cutoff 2026 was released for admission to various law courses for the students under the All India quota. For the General AI category, the closing cutoff ranged from 1424 to 1737, wherein BALLB (Hons) was the toughest course for admission for this category. Students can refer to the table below to know the cutoff rank for the General AI category:

Yes, it is possible to get admission to MNLU Aurangabad at 1000 rank in CLAT. MNLU Aurangabad CLAT cutoff 2025 has been released for round 1. For the General AI category candidates, the cutoff ranks for BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) were closed at 1580 and 1850, respectively. For more information on cutoff related information for MNLU Aurangabad, candidates can check this page. 

To get a seat at MNLU Aurangabad, candidate must obtain the rank as per the cutoff list. Recently, the round 1 of the MNLU CLAT cutoff 2025 has been released. The courses offered by the institute are BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons). The cutoff for the General AI category candidates was closed at 1580 for BA LLB (Hons) and at 1850 for BBA LLB (Hons). 

By getting an AIR of 25,000 and having an EWS rank of 2340 in CLAT, NLU Nagpur may be difficult to pursue but one still can obtain it, especially in subsequent rounds or with the help of domicile benefits. If you are an EWS candidate then you have a relatively good chance of getting into DNLU Jabalpur, HPNLU Shimla, or MNLU Aurangabad which are in tier 2 or 3 of the list. Don't forget to fill the application form in all the counselling sessions.

A CLAT PG 2025 score of 35 would rarely make a student eligible for Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad. By trends observed from previous years, the cutoff to be considered in MNLU, Aurangabad, is really high and in the range above 70 points for the general category candidates. For example, assuming that the pass rate or cutoff for general candidates could be 100 or more depending on various considerations, the better step might be to look for other opportunities or train for a retake to increase your score.