CLAT

I hope with less score you mean a score less than 80 but more than 70-75 because if you are pointing towards and even lesser score then your chances of getting an NLU are slim and unlikely. It should be noted that the score are not the basis over which candidates are shortlisted rather it is the merit list that is taken into account directly for shortlisting. There is no fixed trend for the merit list as it keeps changing and varies each year depending upon the number of candidates appearing for the CLAT. Though it is preferred to make a strategy keeping in mind the most recent trend of merit list and cutoff rates because in that way you are likely to get atleast some other NLU even if it is not one of the top 3 or 5. The cutoffs for the topmost 3 or 5 NLUs like NLSIU, NALSAR and NUJS in the recent years were around 95-100, which shows how competitive it is to get into an NLU. Also, an important point here to note is that you wish to get an NLU and not some traditional college hence, you should know that NLUs tend to have higher cutoffs regardless of their rankings. So, even if you aim to get a low ranking NLU then you must have a score of atleast 70+ and a lot of luck working in favour of you. Therefore, to get an NLU the lowest of marks that can be taken into consideration is around 70-75. Though this is mostly applicable to 'general' candidates and if you are SC, ST, OBC or State Candidate (I. e. , a candidate belonging from the same state where the NLU is situated) along-with a lot of luck then you may get some relaxation and get a seat at some NLU even if you have a lower score and a rank lying somewhere around 35,000 - 40,000.

The Common Law Admission Test CLAT is an entrance exam conducted annually for admission to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programs at National Law Universities (NLUs) and other law colleges in India. The exam is conducted by the National Law School of India University, Bangalore on behalf of the 18 participating NLUs. Here is some more information about CLAT:
Eligibility: To be eligible to take the CLAT UG exam, you must have passed your 10+2 (higher secondary school) examination or an equivalent exam with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate (40% for SC and ST candidates). To be eligible for the CLAT PG exam, you must have a bachelor's degree in law LL.B. Or an equivalent degree with a minimum of 55% marks in aggregate (50% for SC and ST candidates). Exam structure: The CLAT UG exam consists of multiple-choice questions in the following subjects: English General Knowledge and Current Affairs Legal Aptitude, and Logical Reasoning. The CLAT PG exam consists of multiple-choice questions in the following subjects: Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Other Law subjects, and Legal Reasoning. The exam is conducted in an online format and has a duration of two hours. Application process: To apply for CLAT you must submit an online application through the official CLAT website. The application process typically opens in the month of January and closes in the month of March. You will need to pay an application fee and upload the required documents as part of the application process. Selection process: After the CLAT exam is conducted, a merit list is prepared based on the candidates' scores in the exam. Candidates are then invited to participate in the counseling process, during which they can select their preferred law school and programme. The final admission decisions are based on the availability of seats, the candidates' scores in the CLAT exam, and their preferences for law schools and programs. I hope this information is helpful! Please let me know if you have any other questions about CLAT.

It is difficult for me to accurately predict your chances of getting into a National Law University (NLU) or a private law college based on the limited information you have provided. Admissions decisions at these institutions are typically based on a variety of factors, including your rank in the Common Law Admission Test CLAT your academic record, scores on standardized tests, and other achievements and characteristics. To determine your chances of getting into a specific law school, it is best to consider all of these factors and compare them to the school's admissions criteria and the profiles of past applicants who were accepted. I recommend contacting the admissions offices of the NLUs and private law colleges that you are interested in attending to get more information about their admissions process and to discuss your specific situation. They may be able to provide you with more information about your chances of being accepted based on your rank and other qualifications.

It is difficult for me to accurately predict your chances of getting into the National Law University (NLU) based on the limited information you have provided. Admissions decisions at NLU and other universities are typically based on a variety of factors, including your academic record, scores on standardized tests, and other achievements and characteristics. To determine your chances of getting into a specific university, it is best to consider all of these factors and compare them to the university's admissions criteria and the profiles of past applicants who were accepted. I recommend contacting the admissions office at NLU for more information about their admissions process and to discuss your specific situation.

IIM Rohtak offers a five-year Integrated Program in Law (IPL). Applicants for admission to the program will be shortlisted on the basis of score obtained in CLAT examination.
Shortlisted candidates shall then be called for an online personal interview.
The final selection will be on the basis of candidates past academic performance, CLAT score, and performance in the PI.
IPL is a full time course available in offline mode only
IIM Rohtak charges INR 30 lakhs for its Integrated Programme in Law course.
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be awarded an integrated degree of BBA-LLB
In terms 6, 9, 12 and 15, students will have to partake in mandatory internships and moot court activities