National Law University Jodhpur

National Law University Jodhpur, established in 1999, follows a competitive admission process with cutoff marks determined based on entrance examinations and category-wise reservations. The university offers undergraduate BA-LLB and postgraduate LLM programs, each with distinct cutoff requirements. Admission to postgraduate programs is primarily based on the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), while undergraduate admissions depend on designated entrance examinations as per applicable regulatory frameworks and university guidelines.

Cutoff marks at NLU Jodhpur vary across different categories including General, Other Backward Classes (OBC), Scheduled Castes (SC), and Scheduled Tribes (ST). The university maintains category-wise cutoff scores to ensure merit-based selection with equitable representation. These cutoffs are determined annually based on factors such as the total number of applicants, entrance examination difficulty, number of available seats, and candidate performance distribution. Merit lists are prepared in strict accordance with cutoff marks and entrance examination performance of eligible candidates.

Prospective students should note that cutoff marks fluctuate annually and vary by program. For the most accurate and current cutoff information, including specific scores from previous admission cycles, candidates are advised to consult the official National Law University Jodhpur website or contact the admissions office directly. Regular updates on cutoff marks, merit lists, and counselling schedules are published on the official portal during each admission season.