LNAT score for Jindal: requirements and cutoff evidence
Jindal’s B.A. LL.B. requires LNAT-UK and at least 45% in 10+2 or equivalent. A JGU blog on 2026 admission calls 20/42 an indicative cutoff. Treat it as a guide for that year, not a 2027 rule.
The rule and the number
| Source | What it says |
|---|---|
| B.A. LL.B. admissions page | LNAT-UK plus 45% academic minimum. No LNAT cutoff. |
| JGU blog, 2026 admission | 20/42 as an indicative cutoff |
Check your exact programme
The same page covers the B.Com. LL.B. and B.B.A. LL.B. Other Jindal degrees use different entrance routes.
- Write down your degree title and entry year.
- Read the eligibility section, not the headline.
- Confirm the test window and score deadline with JGLS admissions.
A practice mark is not a result
Worked example Read the qualifier
A student scores 21/42 on a third-party practice paper. The 2026 blog says 20/42. Are they in?
Why this works: No. The score is from practice, and the 20/42 is indicative for one year. Only an official sitting and a university decision count.
Why the tempting route fails: "One mark above the cutoff" drops the word indicative and treats a practice paper as the real test.
Prepare the reading
Use the official LNAT practice. On each miss, note whether you lost the conclusion, used outside knowledge or picked an answer stronger than the passage. Fix that before the next paper.