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On a random Sunday, folks securing a rank between 1-480/500 are all the same to me. That’s how things should be. There have been countless examples where say a NLUJ student has proven to be much smarter than a NALSAR student. A difference of 2-3 scores will never bother a reasonable person.
Don’t think about the cut-off(s) too much my friend. My mentees told me that result will be declared on 10th December. Cut off should be estimated after the final answer key. This year the clat paper was annoyingly easy. This doesn’t always suggest the cut off will go sky high. Don’t worry. It depends on how people have performed.
The next best step for you is to prepare for AILET. AILET wants to test your IQ at all points, so try to practise puzzles as much as possible. AILET may seem difficult, but it’s your mindset that decides the scenario trust me. NLU Delhi is a very good place and I can personally state from my personal observations that quite a few folks from Nagarbhavi opt for NLU Delhi too. So prepare well. All the best!
I am 10+ years into the profession after graduating from a so-called "Tier 1" (oh! the cringe) college and, let me tell you, it doesn't make a fig of a difference which college you graduate from the moment you start working. What matters is whether you are hard working and competent and no college has a monopoly over both those matters.
Cutoff will be high- why not?
Will it be above 95 for top 3/4- tf r u kidding me?
The paper was easy, no doubts about it. And people who were able to tame their nerves were able to perform better + the easy nature of the paper gave people with low prep but good reading skills a solid edge, which proves good for a T-1 fresher as opposed to a T-3 dropper imo. Nonetheless, the CLAT consortium is widely infamous for their ridiculous actions, some of them being the revision of the schedule and the constant changes in the pattern.
But I saw the paper and it was quite easy, 85-90 for a T-2 NLU is my guess.
@Tier-1 NLU
I am scoring 87-88 (depends on the final answer key) and I have nujs domicile. Will I get my dream college? I am also attempting ailet but it’s very rough so I don’t have my hopes on
Congrats for NUJS (hopefully)
Also AILET is not tough, it’s just how well you handle the pressure in analytical reasoning. Good luck!
Then again the domicile cut-offs have a higher probability of fluctuating and the number of candidates that re-appear from a T-2 NLU also contributes to an inflated cut-offs since many a times they do not find the opportunity cost of leaving their current NLU for GNLU/NLIU not really worth it.
I hope you get in though :)
Not trying to brag, but I did come across a shit ton of students who were barely able to cross 80 in 2023 even after years of coaching...some even called me undeserving...i mean i don't think so