The results and the provisional allotments of the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2010, for entry into the prestigious national law schools across the country, were announced on Saturday. The Entrance Exam is conducted for admission to 11 Law Schools in India.

This year's topper for the under graduate progarmme, Ms. Pragya Vats scored 165 points out of 200, and only nine test takers managing more than 160 points. The lower-cut off on the general list was 152 points, excluding reservations for scheduled castes (SC), scheduled tribes (STs), persons with disabilities or others.

Only four students out of the top 59 ranks in this year's undergraduate CLAT went for a first choice other than NLSIU, Bangalore.

The second choice was for NALSAR, Hyderabad with most of the candidates with ranks between 60 and 102 choosing this University.

The third choice was for NUJS, Kolkata with the bulk of the candidates ranked between 100 and 205 getting provisional offers from this Law College.

The 2010-2011 CLAT was organized by NLIU, Bhopal with around 17,300 taking the test this year.

The CLAT 2010 figures and cut-offs are listed below:

Contributed by Mr. B. Abraham – Law Student from Siddharth College of Law, Mumbai

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