CLAT Scores

One could refer any of the books for CLAT that seems fit and comfortable but the main target should be to command on the portions covered in CLAT. If one is doing coaching, the coaching provides the study material on all the topics covered in CLAT.And, they provide the right guidelines for preparation. The most important thing that needs to be focused is the legal and the GK portion because they cover 100 marks and in GK, one should cover the current affairs portion as it covers 90% of the questions in GK. The static portion does not need deep study. Just an overview is enough. But the main thing to be focused is the time management. One has to answer 200 questions in 120 minutes. So, if one has a command on all the topics but is not focused on time, one may seriously will not be able to qualify the desired National Law University. So, focus more on time, legal portion, and general knowledge.

Hello,
The CLAT results are based on the marks you score in the online test. Each question carries one mark and there is a negative marking of 0.25 for every wrong answer.
Thus, your marks will be the deciding factor for your rank.
The marks difference could be even in decimals and your rank could be effected by that.
As per your marks and your references, the allotment starts and based on seats available in the college starting from Bangalore, you are allotted a college.
There is no rocket science in determining the rank, it's just score based.
For Eg. If you get 161 marks and are rank 1, then you would be allotted Bangalore of whatever you filled in your preference list. And then, the marks lower gets the next ranks and then, it goes on till the seats are filled and then allotment lists are made out 1 after other.