Colleges in Patiala

To apply for BA LLB at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), you need to follow these steps:Register for CLAT: The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national-level entrance exam for admission to undergraduate law programs at National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. To register for CLAT, you need to visit the official website of the Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU).Appear for CLAT: CLAT is usually held in the month of December. It is a computer-based test consisting of 150 questions from five sections: English Language, Current Affairs, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques.Check your CLAT results: The CLAT results are usually announced within a few weeks of the exam. The results are available online on the official website of CNLU.Participate in CLAT counselling: Based on your CLAT rank, you will be eligible to participate in the counselling process for RGNUL. The counselling process is usually held in the month of June.Pay the admission fee: Once you have been allotted a seat in RGNUL, you will need to pay the admission fee to confirm your admission. 

Candidates who qualify for CLAT must pay the fee for their respective courses, which includes components such as Tuition Fee, Examination Fee, Security Deposit, Hostel Charges (if applicable), etc. Other than the course fee, candidates are required to pay a fee for CLAT application fee. For General /OBC /PWD /PIO /OCI /NRI category candidates, the application fee is INR 4,000; for SC /ST /BPL category candidates, the application fee is INR 3,500. The table below covers the total tuition fee for popular courses offered at RGNUL:Course NameTotal Tuition Fees*BA LLB (Hons)INR 7 lakhs*The above fee is sourced from unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.  

Every year, the cut off marks for the CLAT exam are affected due to the following factors:The difficulty level of the exam. In case the question paper is easy then the CLAT cut offs are expected to go high and vice-versa.Total number of applications received. If the total applications received are less then the cut off is expected to be relaxed. Total candidates qualifying CLAT exam. If the total number of qualifying candidates is less than the total seats then cut off goes lowTotal number of seats. If the total number of seats is revised and increased then cut off is expected to remain lowPrevious year cut offs. For the top NLUs, the cut-off marks in previous years were high, therefore, only topper candidates could make it for final admissions. Fore other NLUs, the cut off marks are relatively low.