Will I get National Law University, Delhi if I score 66 in CLAT under SC category? I am a CLAT aspirant.

230 Views|Posted 8 years ago
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Jyoti  Prajapati
7 years ago
Hello, Refer the college predictor link to predict the colleges you may get: https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor

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Sajal Jain
7 years ago
First of all, there is an exam which is known as All India Law Entrance test conducted by NLU-Delhi, which you have to qualify to get admission over there. They don't accept CLAT score either you will get AIR 1, if you don't pass AILET exam. So, all the best.

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Abhishek Vikram
8 years ago
Hi, CLAT is not the body responsible for admission in NLU-D. The NLU-D conducts its own examination which is AILET. Also, CLAT scores are of no use when you need admission in NLU-D. Your AILET scores make you eligible. Also, 66 marks even in the reserved category would not get you admission there.

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Tarun  Sharma
8 years ago
National Law University, Delhi takes its own admission test AILET which was conducted on 6th May. It does not take admissions through CLAT.

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