CLAT 2017 Merit List

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The results of the exam were announced on May 16, 2017. All India Rank indicating the position in the merit list has been declared on 29 May 2017. It is the responsibility of organizing National Law University to declare CLAT Result and release scorecards.

Candidates may note that there are no minimum marks cut off to qualify in CLAT 2017. The candidature of each candidate is considered in the respective category in order of merit. However, candidates may check the CLAT Cut Off on which previously students got the selection to get an idea of the CLAT expected cut offs for this year for admission.

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