I had taken CLAT and according to the rank I got into this college, it depends upon the rank and which college you will be in. There are both good and bad aspects; the cutoff fluctuates yearly, and the good is based on merit.

First of all, it is a national law University which attracted me and also from class 12 th only I was aware of what I wanted to pursue further national law University Jabalpur provided me with the right opposite and also I got admission here through a national level exam that is CLAT based on All INDIA RANK we get our admission in respective national law University

I gave the CLAT exam and got this NLU in the first round of counselling and after seeing the overall development and infrastructure of the college I chose this one coz it also has the benefit of the high court and I can wander around to see the workings of the same anytime.

The admission is based on the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) based ALL India Ranking. The college takes 5 rounds of counseling and thereafter declares vacant seats after the 5 rounds of counselling all of which are on a merit basis. After this process, if still there exists a vacancy, the college shifts to spot-round admission on a first come first serve basis for admission. The college is pretty decent in the field of academics being a National Law University which is one of its kind. However, the college faces some backdrops due to its developing infrastructure. However, the university promises the promotion of extracurricular activities to a greater extent.