Supreme Court Refuses To Stay CLAT 2018 Counselling Update: Applications Open for UPES LL.B. (5 Years integrated programme) Apply Here SRM School of Law BA/B.Com LLB programme APPLY Now Supreme Court has refused to put a stay on CLAT counselling process. CLAT or Common Law Admission Test is conducted for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law courses in 19 NLUs. This year the exam was conducted by NUALS, Kochi on May 13. Immediately after the exam was over, students took to social media to complain about the irregularities during the CLAT exam Several petitions were filed at six High Courts in the country and subsequently to Supreme Court which directed NUALS to look into the matter and address the grievances submitted by the students.The court eventually directed NUALS to declare the result on schedule. CLAT 2018 result was announced May 31, 2018 Now, that the result has been announced, NLUs will begin the counselling and seat allotment process. The first indicative seat allocation list based on merit-cum-preference will be released tomorrow, that is on June 7.Students who make it to the merit list for seat allotment will have to pay counselling fee of Rs. 50,000 between June 8 and June 12, 2018.Click here for more Education News<doc-sep>The long wait is over for students who appeared in NEET. Soon they can undergo counselling to choose their stream. The counselling schedule has been released by Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) on its official website – mcc.nic.in. Here are the cut-off marks for each category: 1) General – Candidates who’s scored a minimum of 50 percentile 2) General (Physically Handicapped) – Candidates who’ve scored a minimum of 45 percentile 3) SC/ST/OBC – Candidates who’ve scored a minimum of 40 percentile Eligibility of NEET 2018: * Indian Nationals, Non-Resident Indians (NRI’s), Overseas Citizen of India (OCI’s), Persons of Indian Origin (PIO’s) & Foreign Nationals are eligible. * The candidate must have completed age of 17 years at the time of admission or will complete the age on or before 31st December, 2018 i.e. the year of his/her admission to the 1st year MBBS/BDS Course. * The upper age limit for candidates seeking admission in MBBS/ BDS seats shall be 25 years as on the date of examination with a relaxation of 5 years for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC category and disabled category. The candidate must have passed in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology and English individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Bio-technology at the qualifying examination. Here are the complete details of the NEET 2018 Counselling Schedule NEET 2018 Counselling Schedule: Round 1 Registration, Choice Filling and Payment – 13th June 2018-18th June 2018 (5pm as per server time) Payment Facility will be available till 19th June 2018 (12 pm) Choice Filling/Locking 19th June 2018 (10 am to 5 pm as per server time) Processing of Seat Allotment – 20th June 2018-21st June 2018 Result – 22nd June 2018 Reporting – 23rd June 2018-3rd July 2018 NEET 2018 Counseling Schedule: Round 2: Registration, Choice Filling and Payment – 6th July 2018-8th July 2018 (5pm as per server time) Payment Facility will be available till 9th July 2018 (12 Noon) Choice Filling/Locking - 9th July 2018 (10 am-5 pm as per server time) Processing of Seat Allotment – 10th July 2018-11th July 2018 Result – 12th July 2018 Reporting – 13th July-22nd July 2018 NEET 2018 Counseling Schedule: Mop-Up Round: Display of Seat Matrix for Mop-up Round – 10th August 2018 to 11th August 2018Registration, Choice Filling and Payment – 12th August 2018 to 14th August 2018 (5pm as per server time)Payment Facility will be available till 15th August 2018 (12 Noon) Choice Filling/Locking - 15th August 2018 (10am-5pm as per server time) Processing of Seat Allotment – 16th August 2018 Result – 17th August 2018 Reporting – 18th August-26th August 2018 Transfer of Non Reporting & Non Joining Vacant Seat to Deemed/Central Universities for Mop-up on 27th August 2018<doc-sep>Here is a proud moment for the people of Jaipur. Three friends in Jaipur have secured the top three positions in the Common All India Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2018, the results of which were announced on May 31, 2018. Jaipur CLAT toppers: Picture Credit: CLAT Prep(Facebook) Aman Garg secured the first position with 159 score, whereas his friends Devansh Kaushik and Anmol Gupta came second and third respectively with 157.5 score each. Name - Aman Garg Place - Jaipur CLAT 2018 AIR - 1 CLAT 2018 Score - 159 Name - Devansh Kaushik Place - Jaipur CLAT 2018 AIR - 2 CLAT 2018 Score - 157.5 Name - Anmol Gupta Place - Jaipur CLAT 2018 AIR - 3 CLAT 2018 Score - 157.5 All three prepared for the exam at the same institute. "We prepared at the same coaching institute and used to exchange notes and study together. We all are aiming to join NLU, Bangalore now," Devansh Kaushik told PTI, referring to the National Law School of India University. All three Jaipur CLAT toppers credited their parents and teachers for their success and hardwork. "Devansh and I scored 157.5 marks, but he score more in legal section and stood second in the examination. We hope to study together at NLU, Bangalore," Gupta said. The results were declared a day after the Supreme Court cleared the decks for their declaration for admissions in 19 prestigious national law colleges across the country. The petitioners seeking a stay on the declaration of the results had said in their plea that there were glitches during the CLAT held on May 13, causing loss of crucial time, thus violating their fundamental right to equality. CLAT Results 2018: Students faced problems in the online exam In CLAT this year, about 251 students have registered their complaints about the glitches in the online exam. Soon after the exam, several petitions were filed in six different high courts across the country Blank screen for the CLAT aspirants who appeared for the exam The webpage for some students got hanged and was crashed sometimes during the exam Power cut between the exam but no extra time was given to the students CLAT aspirants in some centres couldn't finish their exam as they were given different timings for the exam Around 54,000 candidates had undertaken the CLAT-2018. (With inputs from PTI)<doc-sep>Results for the Common Law Admission Test-2018 (CLAT-2018) were declared on Thursday at 10.00am. Candidates can check the result at clat.ac.in. Here is the direct link to check. Please note: The result will be online from May 31 to June 6, 2018. Students are advised to check their result before the closure date. Several petitions that sought quashing of the examinations over alleged inconsistencies and technical glitches were filed in various high courts across the country and the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court rejected the plea for cancellation and re-test on Wednesday. The National University of Advanced Legal Studies in Kochi had conducted CLAT-2018 on May 13 this year with the aid of private firm M/s Sify Technologies Ltd. Around 54,000 candidates took the examinations to gain admission to undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes at 19 national law universities. CLAT 2018 Results: Here’s how you can check your marks * Log on to the official website:clat.ac.in * Click on the information tab * You will be directed to another page * Click on the link for results * Enter your registration no/roll no, date of birth and captcha image details * Login and check your result<doc-sep>
Students had complained of glitches The Supreme Court refused on Wednesday to stay the counselling process for admissions to 19 national law schools across the country under the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2018. A Vacation Bench of Justices A.K. Goel and Ashok Bhushan was hearing a batch of petitions by students who complained of technical glitches in the conduct of CLAT. The admissions would continue as per schedule, the court said. “It is made clear that any further steps in the matter will be subject to further orders.” The bench posted the matter for hearing on June 11. The report of the Grievance Redressal Committee, set up by National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) at Kochi, represented by advocate Karthik Ashok, to look into several complaints about technical glitches during the exam held on May 13 was placed before the court. The court ordered its registry to furnish copies of the report to the parties. The court had on May 31 refused to stay the declaration of the CLAT results. It had rejected the contention of the petitioners that CLAT 2018 should be conducted afresh. Over 50,000 candidates had sat for the CLAT 2018 held on May 13. On May 25, NUALS had set up the two-member grievance panel led by Justice Hariharan Nair, a former Kerala High Court judge, to address the grievances of students. The Court had at the time asked for a status report on the grievances and complaints to be placed before it by May 30. Students have highlighted various issues regarding the conduct of the exam, including power cuts, slow biometric verification, blank screens, substantial loss of time in system log-ins, frequent resetting of computer systems, hanging of computer systems, server shutdown and difficulty in moving from one question to another.