
CLAT 2027 merit lists will follow the examination on 6 December 2026. For equal UG scores, Legal Aptitude marks come first, followed by higher age and a computerised draw. PG ties use higher age and then a draw.
Your scorecard and an NLU allotment list answer different questions: one records individual performance; the other records a provisional seat against rank, preferences and reservation.
| Priority | UG | PG |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Higher Legal Aptitude marks | Higher age |
| 2 | Higher age | Computerised draw of lots |
| 3 | Computerised draw of lots | Not applicable |
| Student question | Record |
|---|---|
| What is my merit position? | UG or PG scorecard |
| Which seat was offered? | Programme-specific allotment |
| Is the admission final? | NLU verification and completion |
| Paper | Printed | Evaluated |
|---|---|---|
| UG | 120 | 118 |
| PG | 120 | 120 |
Highest scores: UG 108; PG 104.25.
Not necessarily. The UG and PG tie-break orders can separate equal total scores.
No. It permits participation in the process; the seat decision and NLU verification are separate.
Yes. Vertical and horizontal columns describe different parts of the allocation. A General candidate may receive a seat under a domicile, women or disability provision. Read the allocation marker and footnotes before quoting the rank as an all-India open cutoff. A category shown beside a candidate is not always the category under which that particular seat was allotted.
A historical rank helps compare past admissions, but it does not replace the rank for the 2027 admission cycle.
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