Will I get admission in NMIMS? I got 95 score in CLAT 2017.

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9 years ago
Hi Ireesha, I think you have a pretty good score and I am certain that you will get admission in NMIMS. The level of competition is increasing and I will suggest you keep yourself updated. Best of luck!

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Sir, my merit no is 318 and I have been waitlisted. What are my chances?

Hello, It all depends upon your CLAT rank (the last cut-off was till 4500th rank) and that too which course do you want to enrol as there are 60 seats in BA LLB and 60 seats in BBA LLB.

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Hello Ireesha, I got your query but I was talking about the rank till which NMIMS gives admission is unto 4500 max. As if you have rank between 2800-3800, you have good chances and if your rank is above 3800 then your chances are bleak. During admission, they see your CLAT score sheet which mentions

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Saranya Mishra
8 years ago
It is best to visit the college or call for confirmation.

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MONSEIUR DAVE
8 years ago
If your all India rank is under 3000, you have a good chance in the first allotment list. Else, wait for another allotment list or vacant seats.

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