CLAT Cut-Off 2023 - NLU Wise Category Based Cut Off Details

Reader’s Digest: With the current admission cycle in place, the 4th Provisional allotment list for UG and PG courses has been published officially. Let's dive in to understand the change in the CLAT cut off for each college after this list.

Before we get into the lists and cut off as per the 4th list, find answers to the most common queries of students around CLAT Cut off:

• How does CLAT Cut off vary across different NLUs & law colleges? The CLAT Cut off varies across different NLUs depending on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the performance of the candidates. 
• What is the difference between CLAT Cut off & CLAT merit list? The CLAT Cut off is the minimum score you must score to get admission to a law program. And the CLAT merit list is a list of candidates who have qualified for the exam and have been ranked based on their overall performance.
• Is the CLAT Cut off for UG & PG the same? No, the Consortium of NLUs releases the CLAT Cut-Off marks separately for UG and PG programs on its official website.

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College-wise CLAT 2023 Cut-Off 

After the declaration of CLAT results, the announcement of the cut-off has been the most awaited event. Though we don't have a final announcement on it as yet here is a compilation as per the 4th provisional allotment list:

CLAT Previous Years' Cut off (Past 3 Years)

This exam has changed over the years regarding its CLAT exam pattern, difficulty level and cut-offs. The following information highlights the CLAT Cut-off over two years, wherein you can analyse its highs and lows. 

The pattern change has dramatically influenced the question paper format and the college-wise cut-off. Scroll below to find the clear cut-off for each college or category published officially.

CLAT 2022 College-wise Cut-Off

Check the table below for college-wise cut-off marks for the Common Law Admission Test:

CLAT 2021 College-wise Cut-Off

The CLAT Consortium released the cut-off after each round of counselling. The final admission was provided based on the CLAT Cut-Off 2021 marks and CLAT Participating College admission policy.

Check out the table below to know the closing rank of all the participating NLUs:

CLAT 2020 College-wise Cut-Off

2020 was the first year of the new pattern-based examination; hence, a change in cut-off was also observed. No, by change, we mean that the cut-off was slightly higher. NLSIU planned to conduct a separate entrance for themselves but took admissions through Common Law Admission Test.

Let us look at the table below to know the CLAT Cut-Off 2020:

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Factors Affecting CLAT Cut-off 2023 Marks

The Consortium of NLUs will consider the following factors to determine the cut-off for CLAT Entrance Exam:

• The total number of applicants 
• Number of students who qualified for the exam 
• The total number of seats available
• Previous year cut-off
• The difficulty level of the paper
• Category

What After CLAT 2023 Cut-off Release?

NLA Consortium will release the merit list after the announcement of the cut-off. You are called for CLAT Counselling only if you score above the cut-off marks.

• During the counselling, you must submit all your educational certificates, and you will be disqualified from counselling if you fail to submit the documents.
• After completing document verification, the Consortium will provide your admission based on your score.
• The admission process involves five steps: registration, making NLU choices, seat allotment, fee payment, and reporting to the designated college.

Conclusion

As we reach the end of this enlightening journey exploring CLAT Previous Year Cut-offs for various law colleges, it's time to pause and reflect on the key takeaways that will help you craft your own success story:

• CLAT cut-offs are dynamic and can vary annually; staying updated on trends is crucial.
• Identifying target colleges based on cut-offs can help you set realistic goals and allocate resources accordingly.
• Analyzing cut-offs across different categories aids in understanding the level of competition.

Remember, dear reader, that knowledge is power. Use these insights to plan your preparation strategically, set achievable milestones, and ultimately conquer the world of law. The future is in your hands – grasp it, and let your dreams take flight!