Law Entrance Exam

Sorry but you have no chance in Nirma. Last year's cutoff was 2260 rank.

Yes you will get lower rank NLUs, NLU Ranchi, MNLU Aurangabad and MNLU Nagpur. Wait for the third merit list.

Hi there,
No, you will have to appear for the entrance that BHU conducts I. e. BLAT. CLAT scores do not make you eligible for admission in BHU.

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).

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

Hi,
There is no such information on the college website. It is advisable to GET in touch with the college officials to GET detailed information on the same.
Regards.

Delhi Metropolitan Education is good but obviously not that good. It's rank is also a little down. I don't know much about it but all I know is I have never heard anything extraordinary about it. That's it. So it's your call!

Yes News come. Prefer any book. Most imp needed thing is your dedication and Determination.

CLATAPULT has given toppers in year 2016,2017 and in the year 2018, at least 7 students are joining top 3 NLUs.
Hope that solves your query. Feel free to ask more.