The official closing-rank data for this predictor is being checked and loaded. Estimates only: closing ranks change every year, and the official counselling authority decides every allotment.
The journey, step by step
- 1Find your CLAT rank and categoryUse the official result and your category certificate
- 2Check quotasHome-state and women seats differ by law university
- 3Register for counsellingThe consortium announces the counselling dates
- 4Fill and lock preferencesRank law schools by what matters to you
- 5Seat allotment and feePay the seat acceptance fee within the dates given
- 6Document verification and joiningReport with originals and category documents
Which rank should you enter?
OPENThe common rank list (CRL) rank
EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, STThe category rank on your scorecard, not the common rank
PwD categoriesThe PwD rank on your scorecard, in the matching category
Female-only seatsChoose Female in the form: these seats then appear together with the open seats
How to use it
- Many NLUs reserve seats for home-state and for women; choose the quota and gender that apply to you.
How the result is worked out
We take the last round of the latest loaded year. Safe means your rank is at least 20% better than the closing rank, Good chance means it is at or better than the closing rank, and Reach means it is up to 10% behind. Seats further away are not shown. These are our own planning labels, not official categories.
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Are all NLUs included?
Only those whose official closing ranks have been loaded. The page lists the year and source.