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The CLAT UG is your pathway to gaining admission to the top law universities in India. With MeritZone, prepare to excel in the CLAT exam and secure your place in prestigious National Law Universities (NLUs). Explore our expertly curated preparation programs, insightful study resources, and strategic guidance to maximize your CLAT score and achieve your dream of pursuing law from the best institutions in the country.

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CLAT Overview: The Pathway to Your Future

The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) conducts CLAT annually, making it the most sought-after UG entrance exam for law aspirants in India. As the key gateway to 22 prestigious NLUs and several other top law schools, CLAT witnesses fierce competition every year.

At MeritZone, we equip you to navigate this challenging exam with tailored preparation strategies, expert mentorship, and curated resources. From detailed exam insights to comprehensive programs, we provide everything you need to stay ahead in your CLAT journey.

Dive deeper: Scroll down to explore detailed CLAT insights, key dates, free resources, and MeritZone’s preparation programs designed to turn your dream law school into a reality.

Subjects covered in our CLAT UG Course

SubjectWeightage (Approx.)Focus Areas
English Language20%Reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, critical reasoning
Current Affairs, including General Knowledge25%Current events, national and international affairs, history, geography, economics, and static GK
Legal Reasoning25%Legal principles, facts and situations, logical application of laws
Logical Reasoning20%Analogies, series, arguments, conclusions, inferences, puzzles
Quantitative Techniques10%Arithmetic, data interpretation, algebra, percentages, ratios

 

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About CLAT UG 2025

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national-level entrance exam conducted for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law programs offered by 22 prestigious National Law Universities (NLUs) across India. With CLAT being the primary gateway to the top law schools in the country, excelling in this exam is crucial for every aspiring law student.

Here’s a snapshot of the key dates for CLAT 2025 (Tentative):

 

EventDate
CLAT Registration StartsJuly, 2024
Registration ClosesNovember, 2024
Admit Card ReleaseNovember 2024 (Last week) or December 2024 (First week)
CLAT Exam DateDecember 01, 2024 (Offline)
Answer Key ReleaseDecember 2024
Result Declaration1st week of January 2025
Counseling RegistrationJanuary 2025

At MeritZone, we provide a structured and expert-driven approach to help you excel in CLAT. Our preparation programs are designed to enhance your skills in all key areas, including Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, English, Current Affairs, and Quantitative Techniques.

Note: Stay updated with the official announcements on CLAT to avoid missing crucial deadlines and ensure timely preparation for your law entrance journey.

CLAT Coaching Programs

As competition among law aspirants intensifies, securing a seat in top NLUs requires focused preparation and strategic planning. MeritZone’s CLAT coaching programs are designed to give you an edge:

Tailored Curriculum: Comprehensive coverage of CLAT syllabus, including Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, English, GK, and Quantitative Techniques.
Expert Guidance: Mentorship from seasoned legal educators with years of experience in preparing students for top law entrance exams.
Regular Assessments: Weekly mock tests, sectional tests, and in-depth performance analysis to identify and strengthen weak areas.
Flexible Learning Modes: Access both online and offline classes for convenience and effective learning.
Success Stories: Numerous students have secured seats in prestigious NLUs with MeritZone’s expert guidance.

Be a part of the success story. Explore our comprehensive CLAT prep programs today and take your first step toward securing admission to India’s top law schools.

CLAT UG FAQs

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national-level entrance examination conducted for admission to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programs offered by National Law Universities (NLUs) across India. It is one of the most sought-after law entrance exams  in the country.

The CLAT exam is conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs). The consortium is responsible for organizing the exam and managing the admission process.

CLAT scores are accepted by 22 NLUs and several other private law colleges and universities across India for admission to their law programs.

CLAT 2025 is tentatively scheduled for December 2024. Candidates should refer to the official CLAT website for the most up-to-date information on dates.

Candidates can apply online through the official CLAT website when the application window opens. The registration process typically starts in August and closes in November.

There is no specific age limit for CLAT. However, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective NLUs to which they wish to apply.

  • The CLAT UG exam typically consists of the following sections:

    • English Language

    • Current Affairs, including General Knowledge

    • Legal Reasoning

    • Logical Reasoning

    • Quantitative Techniques

    The exam is designed to test candidates’ aptitude in these key areas, including comprehension skills, legal aptitude, and critical thinking.

To prepare for CLAT, focus on strengthening your reading comprehension, legal reasoning, and general knowledge. Regular practice of mock tests, solving previous year’s papers, and following a structured study plan can help you perform well.

Yes, you can apply to multiple NLUs through the centralized CLAT counseling process, provided you meet the eligibility requirements for each institute.

Exam centers are allotted based on the preferences provided by candidates during the application process, subject to availability.

Yes, there is a reservation policy for candidates belonging to various categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD) as per government regulations. Each NLU may have its specific reservation criteria. Check the official CLAT website for detailed reservation policies.

Typically, 1 mark is awarded for each correct answer, and there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer. No marks are deducted for unattempted questions.

The CLAT website generally provides a correction window after the application deadline, allowing candidates to make necessary changes to their forms. Be sure to review your application before final submission.

Admit cards can be downloaded from the official CLAT website a few days before the exam. Candidates should keep checking the official website for updates

  1. The CLAT exam is conducted as a pen-and-paper-based test (offline mode), where candidates answer questions on an OMR sheet.

Note: The information provided is based on data available as of January 2025. Candidates are advised to check the official CLAT website for the latest announcements.

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