MNLU Aurangabad News & Updates 2025: Notifications, Notice, Result

CLAT UG MNLU Aurangabad Round 1 Cutoff 2025: Candidates willing to seek admission to MNLU Aurangabad can check out Clat UG Round 1 cutoff 2025 in the form of opening and closing rank for all categories in the table below. The cutoff has been provided for all categories such as general EWS-MH, SC-MH, ST-MH, OBC-MH, DTA-MH, NTB-MH, NTC-MH, NTD-MH, SBC-MH, XS-MH and OR-MH. Candidates must note that they must meet the closing rank provided below to be able to seek admission in the second round in the said college. However, just meeting the cutoff is not enough. Candidates also need to clear the document verification round and after that, those who clear will get admission based on the availability of seats in the participating colleges. 

Time management is necessary to perform well in the CLAT Quantitative Techniques section. This section contains approximately 13 to 17 questions, and you need to attempt to complete it within 10 to 15 minutes in the two-hour test. Time management helps to avoid pressure and enhance accuracy. For this purpose, attempt easy questions to build confidence, avoid hard questions for the time being, and return later if time permits. Practising with CLAT mock tests regularly will help you improve speed and accuracy. Using these strategies will prepare you to deal with the Quantitative Techniques section in a calm and composed fashion, and you will be ahead on the day of the exam. A good preparation plan and time management are the secrets to achieving a good score in the CLAT 2026 Quantitative Techniques section.

Preparation for the CLAT Quantitative Aptitude section needs up-to-date and smart strategies, and one of the topic areas that can provide you with a special advantage is data sufficiency. In contrast to conventional problem-solving, these questions do not require you to come up with a precise solution. Rather, you need to find out whether the given statements are sufficient to solve the problem. The method allows you to save time with greater accuracy, which is actually necessary in the context of exams. Since CLAT 2026 is likely to contain about 13 to 17 questions in the Quant section, data sufficiency is one area where your performance can be immensely improved. Here is a simple step-by-step explanation on how to approach data sufficiency questions in CLAT Quant section confidently.

AP LAWCET 2025 Counselling Delayed: The Higher Education Council is considering postponing the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET 2025 counselling process, as the Bar Council of India (BCI) has not approved certain participating colleges. Out of 34 law colleges in the state, only 3 government and 4 private colleges have been approved. Another 27 colleges have not yet been approved by BCI. According to the rules, after providing affiliation, universities must send a list for BCI permission. Although the authorities have not yet made an official announcement,  the deadline for AP LAWCET 2025 counselling registration has already been extended to September 18, 2025, which has given additional time to the candidates to exercise web options. 

AP LAWCET Web Options 2025 Last Date Extended: The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE), in a latest update, has announced the extension of the last date for AP LAWCET Web Options 2025. According to the revised schedule, aspirants can prefer their colleges in order of priority by September 19. The modification in web options can be done on September 20. The APSCHE will publish the seat allotment result on September 22, on the official portal- lawcet-sche.aptonline.in. Earlier, the last date for web options was September 17, and the release date of seat allotment was September 20. Candidates who have yet to fill their preferred colleges and courses can now submit their web options.

AP LAWCET Web Options 2025: The AP LAWCET 2025 counselling process is underway, in which candidates seeking admission into 3-year and 5-year LLB Courses across Andhra Pradesh were supposed to enter their preferred set of colleges through the web options portal if they qualified in the examination under consideration. Today is the final day to lock the options so that applicants can have an allotted seat in the institution of their choice. However, if any changes are to be made, the options can be edited on September 18. After the final submission of choices, the process of allotment of seats will commence, and the candidates shall have to report to the allotted colleges within the dates to be provided.