CLAT

Hi there.
No, with such a rank, you won't be able to get a seat in any NLU.
However, you may get one in vacancy, but definitely not in allotment lists.

Hi there. If your category rank is 164, you will get an NLU for sure. Also, you may land somewhere along the top 10 NLUs based on their order of establishment and your preference.
All the best.

Hi there. You must pursue an integrated law course as the traditional law course is getting outdated. Also, you will get to save a year by doing an integrated course. Moreover, you would not have to wait for the completion of your graduation and then pursue a law degree. Also, the scope of the integrated course is far better. If you don't get a college this year, you must take a drop and prepare well for the next year.

Greetings aspirant,
See, if you are preparing for CLAT then your main focus should be CLAT itself. You should not waste your time and money both on any good college because good colleges demand good study and work and it will be hard for you to manage that with you CLAT coaching. So you should not take such burden.

Yes, you can get admission on the basis of your class 12th marks and separate entrance exam of GD Goenka Univerisity (GATA).

CLAT 2018 College Predictor
Use your CLAT 2018 rank to see where you can get admission at the link provided below:
See the courses, colleges & rounds you may crack.
The result is based on admissions data of CLAT 2017.
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https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor

Hi,
After CLAT, results are declared, aspirants who meet cutoffs for CLAT exam need to take part in the centralised counselling process that is conducted by law entrance exams authorities. Candidates are allotted seats for CLAT admissions on the merit-cum-preference basis. This means, that admission in law colleges is done basis their CLAT score and also by going through the preference order of colleges (accepting CLAT scores for admission) as mentioned by the candidate in his/her CLAT 2018 application form. Please refer the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat/counselling

Probably yes, because most of the private universities offer admissions without any regards to scores.

It's totally dependent on your category.
If you are a general candidate then your chances might be low but if you are a reserved category candidate then surely you can get a better one.

No, CLAT exam is for 5-year law course immediately after 12th and for LL. M. after LL.B. You should apply for separate exams conducted by various universities.