The postgraduate “first seat allocation” is now live on the clat.ac.in website.
Around 5,000 aspirants took the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) this year for qualify for an LLM at a national law school and for a number of jobs that require postgraduate CLAT scores.
The undergraduate results were released yesterday.
However, the CLAT committee has not yet released a full list of all students and their allocations, with aspirants needing to log in to see only their individual scores.
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It basically means that there were 456 seats in total (359 in general). They have been filled from Rank 1-359 (for general); and as per ranks for the various reservations.
Now those who have been allocated seats will have submit the 'counselling fee' till June 13, 2015.
Whereafter, a second list of allocation shall be published on June 15, 2015.
I expect A LOT of those not in the current list to find themselves in the subsequent lists. Reasons for this is that a lot of people wrote the PG-CLAT for the three PSUs which are to recruit based on the result. These people have no interest in doing a Masters as of now, and they shall not be depositing the 'counselling fee'.
One could conservatively say that upto 100/150 ranks outside the 359 for general category will surely open up by the second list. This tends to go even deeper-south with subsequent lists.
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Whether you will get in or not, I could only guess had you put up the requisite info - your AIR, state rank etc.
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For break-up of seats, see: clat.ac.in/pdf/Break-up_seats_PG.pdf
For timeline, see: clat.ac.in/?page_id=27
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