What is the score required in CLAT to get admission?

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Divya Agarwal
9 years ago
Hello, if you score somewhere between 130 and 140 on 200, you will surely qualify and get admission. However, it depends on the difficulty standard of the paper, for instance, for a very difficult paper, the cut-off for NUJS can fall as well. But 130/200 will generally be sufficient to get you throu

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Rohit Sharma
9 years ago
It depends upon each year's exam. You cannot predict cutoff of any entrance exam.

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How much was your score?

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