CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar Cutoff 2026: Check Round 1 Opening and Closing Ranks

Candidates seeking admission to GNLU Gandhinagar can view the CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar cutoff 2026 for Round 1 at the official website of the Consortium once released by the authorities. According to GNLU’s Expected CLAT UG Round 1 cutoff 2026, the General category cutoff for the BA LLB program will be AIR 236 (Opening rank), and the closing rank will be AIR 402 for vertical reservation. Read the entire article to see the opening and closing ranks for all categories.

CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar Cutoff 2026

The CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar cutoff 2026 for round 1 will be published in the form of open and closed ranks. Candidates should be aware that the number of seats will decrease in successive rounds in round 2, as will the cutoff. To determine your prospects of admission to the second round, go to the cutoffs for all other categories and programs in the next section.

For Round 1, the following table shows the expected CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar cutoff 2026 for both BA LLB and LLM programs in the form of closing rank.

GNLU Gandhinagar CLAT Cutoff YOY: 2025, 2024, and 2023

According to the CLAT GNLU Gandhinagar first round cutoff 2025, the closing rank for the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) course is 402 among students in the General quota. The closing rank for OBC students in the same course was 2138. Similarly, for SC students, the first-round GNLU Gandhinagar cutoff rank was 5796. Compared to the unreserved category, the CLAT UG first round cutoff is less competitive for admission. The CLAT UG Gandhinagar first round closing rank for ST students seeking admission to the B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) course was 7639. Use the table provided here to view the most recent year’s (last 3 years) cutoff statistics as well as the previous two years’ rankings for various courses, rounds, and categories.

Factors Affecting CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar Cutoff 2026

While declaring the CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar Cut Off 2026, the authorities will go through multiple important factors. Some of the factors are detailed below:

• If the exam is easy, more candidates tend to score higher, pushing the cutoff up.
• If the exam is tough, fewer high scores mean cutoffs generally come down.
• More applicants → higher competition → likely higher cutoff.
• Also, how well top candidates perform (distribution of marks) matters. If many do very well, cutoff will be higher.
• If GNLU increases seats, the cutoff may ease. If the number of seats is fewer, cutoffs tighten.
• Also, how many seats are reserved under each category (General, OBC, SC/ST, EWS, etc.) plays into category-wise cutoff.
• Different cutoffs for different categories. EWS / OBC / SC / ST, etc. Reservation percentages (vertical/horizontal) will influence how low or high cutoffs are in those categories.
• Also, policies like domicile quotas (if any) can affect the local vs all-India seats.

For the following rounds, the General category CLAT UG GNLU Gandhinagar Cutoff for both programs is projected to have a higher cut-off than any other category.

Sharing is caring!