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Last year we were getting approx 1200-1300 rank at 50 marks. I see the same happening. For PSUs again you need to comfortably get around 90. Let's see what happens, but in my understanding easy-modrate question paper.
24 passages are new norm, thus it won't play that big of a role in cutoffs.
What do you think would be the expected score cut-off or rank for CLAT PG 2025 for general all India category? How's the scenario compared to previous years? And your opinion on CLAT PG 2025