Quick guide to study in India

Hello,

With an All India OBC Rank of 5877 and an overall All India Rank (AIR) of 29108, your chances of admission to most National Law Universities (NLUs) are very limited, though there might be a slight possibility in some newer or specific domicile-reserved NLUs during later counselling rounds.

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Firstly, you need to specify which exam you appeared(NEET, JEE, CLAT etc) then I can answer you better.

If you appeared for CLAT:
With an All India EWS rank of 560, getting GNLU Gandhinagar is difficult.
EWS cut-offs usually close much earlier.
You may have a small chance only in later vacancy rounds.

If you appeared for JEE:
EWS rank 560 can get good NITs/IIITs, but top branches are competitive.
Core branches at top NITs may be tough.
Mid-level NITs or IIITs are more realistic.

If you appeared for NEET:
EWS rank 560 gives strong chances for government medical seats.
College depends on the state quota and counselling.
You can expect a good government college with proper choices.

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The exam date of the All India JEE Mains mock test season one is in mid to late January, and season two will be held in early to mid-April. You can enroll for the Careers360 free mock test. The last date on 8th January, 2026. The mock test question papers are set chapter-wise wise which can help you analysing your in-depth performance.

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The link to the answer key is attached herewith. The answer keys are available, and you can download them state-wise. The sample papers are also available on the website of Careers360, which helps you assess your learning.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-answer-key

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With a score of around 90.75 marks and an All India Rank close to 1107 in CLAT, getting admission into the top-tier NLUs will be difficult, as they usually close within much lower ranks. However, you still have fair chances in several mid and lower-tier NLUs, depending on the year’s cut-offs, seat availability, and category (if any).

At this rank, you may have a reasonable chance in NLUs such as NLU Odisha (Cuttack), NLU Assam (Guwahati), NLU Patiala (RGNUL), NLU Ranchi (JHARKHAND), NLU Visakhapatnam (DSNLU), and NLU Tripura. In some counselling rounds, especially later ones, seats may also open up in NLU Raipur, NLU Shimla, or NLU Aurangabad, depending on withdrawals.

If you have any domicile reservation, women reservation, or other category benefits, your chances can improve further, especially in state-specific NLUs. It is also advisable to fill as many preferences as possible during counselling, including all mid and newer NLUs, to maximise your chances of allotment.

Keep an eye on multiple counselling rounds, as cut-offs often drop in subsequent rounds. Even if you do not get a seat in the first round, you may still get an allotment in later rounds. All the best for the counselling process and your law career ahead.

With an All India Rank of around 13,220 and an EWS rank of approximately 1,260 in CLAT, getting admission into top or mid-tier NLUs is unlikely, as their EWS cut-offs generally close at much lower ranks. However, you still have fair chances in the newer and lower-ranked National Law Universities, especially in later rounds of counselling or vacancies.

Based on previous years’ closing ranks, you may consider the following NLUs under the EWS category:

• NLU Tripura (Tripura National Law University)
• NLU Meghalaya
• Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonepat (only if cut-offs drop in later rounds)
• NLU Andhra Pradesh (chance mainly in spot or vacancy rounds)
• NLU Odisha (low probability, but can be kept in preference list)

You should fill your preference list with all lower and newer NLUs without skipping any option, as EWS seats sometimes remain vacant and ranks can slide significantly in subsequent counselling rounds. Also, keep an eye on vacancy notifications issued by individual NLUs after the central counselling rounds are over.

Additionally, you should explore good private law colleges such as Jindal Global Law School, Symbiosis Law Schools, Christ University, ICFAI Law Schools, and Alliance University, as these institutions offer quality legal education and strong exposure.

Hello Himanshi,

In order to secure admission to NLU Delhi through AILET, an All India Rank(AIR) is the primary metric used, however it also depends on the category you are applying under. Every candidate is assigned an AIR to fill seats according to the reservation matrix.

For General candidate: an AIR is the only thing that matters as there are only about 50 seats, excluding the PwD seats. An air of top 60-70 is required to secure a seat.

For Reserved Category candidates (OBC, SC, ST, EWS): In NLU Delhi, your category rank is considered to determine your position within the specific pool, bit this rank is derived from AIR list. You are first considered for a General seat, if your rank is not high enough then you are specified a seat within your own category.

I hope the information helps you.

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