Law & Humanities
CLAT
Your Path to National Law Universities.
Crack the logical reasoning and legal aptitude sections with our specialized materials.
Registration Closes: 31 Oct 2026
๐ Full notes library available โ All five CLAT sections, chapter by chapter.Explore โSubjects Covered
Key Resources
- โLegal maxims glossary
- โStatic GK
- โReading comprehension drills
Important Dates
Registration Opens
Official3 Aug 2026
Registration Closes
OfficialNext31 Oct 2026
Exam Date
Official6 Dec 2026 ยท Sunday, 2:00 PM โ 4:00 PM, offline (pen-and-paper)
All dates above are from the official notification released by the exam conducting body.
Study Materials
View all โConstitutional Law Essentials
Legal Reasoning ยท Notes ยท 35 pages
Legal Maxims Glossary
Legal Reasoning ยท Formula Sheet ยท 8 pages
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View all โFrequently Asked Questions
Does CLAT test prior knowledge of law?+
No. CLAT is designed for students from any stream and tests comprehension, reasoning, and aptitude rather than prior legal knowledge.
How important is current affairs for CLAT?+
Very important โ the Current Affairs & GK section carries significant weight, so daily reading is essential.
Is there negative marking in CLAT?+
Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect answer, so accuracy matters as much as speed โ guessing carelessly can cost you more than leaving a question unattempted.
Which universities accept CLAT scores?+
CLAT scores are accepted by all National Law Universities (NLUs) for their undergraduate (BA LLB and similar) and postgraduate (LLM) programs, and by several other private and deemed law schools as well.
What is a good CLAT score to get into a top NLU?+
Cutoffs vary by year and category, but admission to the very top NLUs typically requires a rank within the top few hundred out of tens of thousands of candidates. Section-wise accuracy in Legal Reasoning and Current Affairs tends to be the biggest differentiator.
How long should I prepare for CLAT?+
Most successful candidates prepare for 8โ12 months, balancing daily current affairs reading, section-wise practice, and full-length mock tests in the final few months before the exam.
