Reader's Digest: Woah! You have decided to appear for CLAT 2022. But you want to know the difference between the CLAT Marks 2022 and the CLAT Ranks. Read the blog post to get insights into the differences and similarities of CLAT 2022.

As we all know, the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is one of the most popular law entrance exams conducted to provide admission to UG and PG law programs at 22 participating NLUs.

Just like JEE and other entrance exams, the National Law of Consortium will publish the results as marks and ranks.

Generally, those who score more than 70 marks in the entrance exam will secure a rank below 300, which is considered a good rank for admission to one of the top NLUs.

You may calculate your scores using the answer key and compare the marks with the CLAT Marks vs. Rank data given in the post below to determine your approximate rank.

So, why late? Lets's dive into the post to understand the difference between marks and rank.

Basic Concept of CLAT Marks vs. Rank

As said above, you can quickly determine an approximate rank by calculating your marks secured in the CLAT Exam 2022 using the answer key.

If you are getting a rank below 100, you have a good chance of getting in top NLUs such as NLSIU Bangalore or NALSAR Hyderabad. 

To help you better understand the CLAT Marks and Ranks, we have compared and analyzed the previous year's ranks based on the marks. 

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CLAT Marks vs. Rank for UG Courses

Check out the table below to know the relation between CLAT marks and rank. Remember, the CLAT Rank List is provided based on the previous year's marks vs. rank analysis.

Predict Your College based on Your CLAT Score

Through CLAT 2022, 2596 seats are offered under UG Course. If your rank is above 2596, you can get a seat in NLU.

Last year, the one who got the 2596 rank had a CLAT score of 68.75. The below data shows that you should try to score more than 68.75. 

CLAT Marks vs. Rank for PG

As per the trends, securing a rank in the CLAT PG exam is difficult. If your score is more than 63, your rank is in the top 10. If your score is near 57, your rank shall be in the top 50. 

The CLAT marks vs. rank also suggest that your score must be more than 53 marks in CLAT PG to secure a rank below 100.

Go through the table below to know the approximate rank you can get based on your CLAT marks to get admission to PG courses.

CLAT Marks vs. Rank: Expected Cut Off

Generally, the CLAT Cut Off is decided based on various factors like the number of students who appeared for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, the previous year's cut-off, and more.

However, the cut-off marks vary for each participating university. Check out the table below to know the expected cut-off for each college.

CLAT 2021 Topper's List

Last year, a CLAT topper scored 125.5 marks, and aspirants who secured 117 marks each stood up in second and third positions.

Check out the table below to know the marks secured by 70 toppers in the Common Law Admission Test.

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