The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) cut-off is the minimum score or rank required by candidates to secure admission into National Law Universities and other participating law colleges.
CLAT cut-off varies every year based on factors such as exam difficulty, number of candidates, seat availability, and overall performance. Candidates scoring above the cut-off have higher chances of getting admission into top law institutes.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | Common Law Admission Test |
| Cut Off Release Mode | Online |
| Cut Off Type | Opening and Closing Rank |
| Used For | Admission and Counselling |
| Factors | Difficulty, seats, performance |
The expected cut-off for CLAT 2026 may vary depending on exam difficulty and number of applicants. Top NLUs generally have higher cut-offs compared to other participating colleges.
| Category | Expected Score Range |
|---|---|
| General | 85–95 Marks |
| OBC | 80–90 Marks |
| SC | 70–80 Marks |
| ST | 65–75 Marks |
Previous year cut-offs provide an idea of the competition level and expected scores required for admission. Candidates should analyze past trends to set realistic score targets.
Cut off varies each year based on exam difficulty. Top NLUs require higher scores and ranks. General category usually needs above ninety marks. Reserved categories have lower cut offs. Higher score increases admission chances.
Cut off depends on exam difficulty level. Number of candidates also affects cut off. Available seats play an important role. Category reservation impacts rank. Overall performance decides final cut off.
CLAT cut off changes every year. It depends on difficulty of paper. Number of applicants affects competition. Seat availability also impacts cut off. Candidates should check yearly trends.
Admission depends on counselling rounds. Lower NLUs may have lower cut offs. Category reservation helps some candidates. Waiting list movement also possible. Higher score always improves chances.
Cut off released on official portal. Candidates can download merit list. Check opening and closing ranks. Filter by category and college. Use cut off to plan counselling.
Previous cut offs show competition level. Helps set realistic score targets. Guides preparation strategy. Provides idea of admission chances. Helps choose preferred colleges wisely.
