Applicable for Law Programmes (CLAT)
CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities for admission into 5-Year Integrated LLB (UG) and LLM (PG) programmes.
Accepted by numerous universities and institutions across India for admission into various professional programs.
Evaluates candidates' aptitude through sections on analytical ability, logical reasoning, quantitative skills, and verbal competency
Offers a pathway to reputed colleges and enhances career opportunities in diverse fields and industries.
Who can apply for CLAT?
CLAT Schedule
Note: Exact dates are announced by NTA . Check the official website for updated schedule.
Short passages (200–400 words) about legal principles Followed by application-based questions Types of Questions Identify what follows logically Apply legal principle to a new fact pattern Deduce conclusions High-Yield Areas Constitution (fundamental rights, DPSP) IPC/CrPC basics Legal maxims Case summaries Human rights Contracts & Torts basics Precedent-based reasonin
National & International current events (last 6–9 months most high-yield) Politics, economy, science & tech news International relations Important awards & honors Summits, treaties, global indexes Sports events & winners Books & authors Government schemes Supreme Court & High Court judgments Constitution & governance basics
Syllogisms, Analogies ,Logical sequences ,Statements & assumptions ,Conclusions ,Cause & effect ,Coding-Decoding ,Arguments (strengthen/assumption/weaken) ,Critical reasoning
Reading Comprehension passages (~500–800 words) Main ideas, tone, inference, vocabulary in context Grammar & Usage Error spotting Sentence correction Fill in the blanks Vocabulary Synonyms/antonyms Word meanings from context Para-jumbles & sentence completion
Number systems Percentages Profit & loss Ratio & proportion Simple & compound interest Time, speed & distance Time & work Averages Data interpretation (tables, charts, graphs) Basic algebra