CLAT Scores

Hi,
I don't think there will be any problem regarding the provisional admission just because of an optional subject but it is completely on the discretion of the college or university.

Hi Pihu,
I am really sorry but I don't really think you can pass through with this rank in NMIMS. Do look for other private institutions or probably give CLAT another shot and who knows that you become an alumnus of NLU Bangalore.

Hi Shivam,
REVA University conducts REVA University Common Law Aptitude Test REVA CLAT in order to provide admission to students in undergraduate law programmes offered by the varsity. Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/reva-university/exams/reva-clat
All the Best.

Dear Sunil, their official website is missing but all other National Law Universities (government. Universities) are admitting students through CLAT only so, even they must be doing the same. In case you missed out on CLAT you can appear for ISAT for admission to other universities or can appear for university specific test like BLAT for BHU, LPU-NEST for LPU, PU LL.B. For PU, etc. All these universities have wonderful infrastructure and world-class facilities to offer to students apart from good placements. LPU even offers scholarships to meritorious students. Good luck.

What is the college/university you are seeking admission into?

Most of the colleges don't look at the ST rank. Since your general rank is very low, it is very hard to get admissions into good private colleges.

Kindly check the website of lower NLUs after 7th July for vacancy seats. Apply for it and if your name appears in the vacancy seats list, do visit that NLU and take admission.

Hey there,
If you think you can make it after taking a drop, then you must prepare for it again.
However, LLyod is not a very good college to choose from among other private institutions for the course.
LLyod must be the last choice for the course.

Yes, you can, as they also take admission through the CLAT marks basis also.

Yes, you will get an NLU for sure and by now you must have got the allotted university.