NALSAR Hyderabad Cutoff 2023 (Released) : Check Exam wise Previous Year Cutoffs

Yes, It is possible to do so. If you prepare thoroughly over the next five months, you would easily get admission at NALSAR. 

• Concentrate on the areas of your preparation where you are making mistakes. Take a test series from any reputable CLAT coaching institution. 
• You can attempt several mock tests throughout your preparation journey to ensure that you ace the examination with an extremely good score.
• Also, don’t be anxious because of the score you achieved last year. You can do better in your next attempt at the examination. CLAT paper is different for every year.
• Ensure to complete the current affairs sections as soon as possible. 
• Do practice Mathematics and questions related to Laws for a better result. Many aspirants make a mistake that has become very common nowadays and that is to not prepare those sections in which they are good during the last moments. 

Consistency is what would help you achieve a good score in the exam. Always maintain a balance among the areas of your strengths and weaknesses. 

CLAT is all about percentile and not the percentage. It is not about how much you score but how much you score when compared to all other aspirants that appear in the entrance exam along with you.

For NALSAR, the cut-off is between 130 to 140 marks out of 200 for the general category. If you manage to be in the top 120 ranks in the country, your seat is secured at NALSAR.

If the difficulty of the exam is easy then you expect the cut-off to be a bit relaxed. You can expect it to be between 170-185.

The marks required for getting admission change every year as the level of difficulty also changes each year. 

According to some of my friends studying there, CLAT sets a tough paper one year and an easy paper the next year and vice versa. However, this should not be taken for granted.

• If the paper is tough, then a score of 120-135 is enough to get admission to both colleges. 
• If the paper is easy then you need to score around 170-185 for securing the admission. 
• Basically, you need to be in the top 120 students of the CLAT test takers to secure admission and what is the actual score will depend on the level of difficulty of the paper.

Do not think of a particular score while attempting CLAT as this will hamper your chances. You should aim to give your best and attempt any number of questions you think are possible on your part.

If you want to appear for CLAT, it does not matter what stream you were following in your higher secondary years. CLAT does not check your knowledge about a particular stream but it tests your aptitudes.

• If you work hard then you will definitely be able to get the admission nod from NLSIU or NALSAR. 
• Since you are in your 10(+2), manage your time carefully between preparing for your board exams and preparing for CLAT.
• You must have a strong foundation in general knowledge, legal aptitude, English, mathematics or quantitative aptitude, and logical reasoning if you want to appear for the CLAT.

The exams tend to be very competitive and they are not as easy as they look. Try to take mock exams and solve the questions of the previous years to get acquainted with the pattern in which the exams are held.