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Start with the big picture.
Get to know the paper before you build a study plan. These three guides put the essentials in order. Prefer everything on one page? Read the complete CLAT 2027 guide.
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Exam basics
CLAT exam pattern: the essentials
Understand the sections, marking and timing before you begin.
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How to prepare
Your first month of CLAT preparation
Turn “where do I start?” into a practical study plan.
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How to prepare
Make your next mock count
Look beyond the score and work out what to practise next.
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Straight answers
Do you really need coaching?
What coaching provides, and what you need to organise yourself.
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How to prepare
Read faster. Keep the meaning.
Build reading speed without leaving comprehension behind.
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Are you eligible for CLAT?
Understand the marks, subject and category requirements.
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What is legal reasoning in CLAT?
Learn how to apply a passage’s rules to the facts.
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What is logical reasoning in CLAT?
Understand arguments, conclusions and assumptions.
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What are quantitative techniques?
School maths meets passage-based questions.
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How current affairs and GK work
Understand what this part of the paper tests.
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What does CLAT English test?
A closer look at comprehension and reading in context.
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How does negative marking work?
Understand the scoring before deciding whether to guess.
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How many questions are in CLAT?
See how the paper divides across the five sections.
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What do CLAT questions look like?
Explore an example from each section.
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The CLAT syllabus, explained
See what each of the five sections covers.
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CLAT 2027 Marking Scheme: +1, −0.25 and Tie-Breaks
How a CLAT score is calculated, what different attempt patterns are worth, and how ties are broken. With a score calculator.
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Straight answers
Is maths necessary for CLAT?
What the quantitative section actually asks of you.
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Is self-study enough?
The ingredients of a complete independent preparation plan.
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How much preparation time do you need?
Think through plans for different starting points.
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Does static GK matter?
Understand its connection to current affairs.
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Do you need a daily newspaper?
Work out what purposeful news reading can add.
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Section guides
Legal reasoning: areas to practise
Explore the topics behind passage-based legal questions.
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Current affairs and GK topics
Find direction for your current affairs preparation.
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English topics and question types
Know what to look for as you practise comprehension.
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Logical reasoning: question types
Get familiar with arguments and the ways they are tested.
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Maths topics and practice checklist
Break quantitative preparation into manageable areas.
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How to prepare
Build your English reading plan
Make comprehension practice a consistent part of your week.
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How to prepare
Starting CLAT preparation in Class 11
Build a plan around school and your exam date.
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How to prepare
Preparing for CLAT in Class 12
Plan around the months you have and your school commitments.
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How to prepare
Find the rule. Then apply it.
A practical approach to legal reasoning passages.
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How to prepare
Prepare for CLAT at home
Create structure for studying without a classroom.
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How to prepare
Study current affairs in context
Connect events and practise with passages.
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How to prepare
Build your exam time budget
Think through section timing before test day.
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How to prepare
CLAT Reading Comprehension: How to Practise
Most of CLAT is read-then-answer. A practice routine for passages, the mistakes that cost marks, and a way to track them.
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How to prepare
CLAT 2027 Study Plan: The Last 60 Days, Week by Week
A week-by-week plan from 5 October to the exam on 6 December, built around mocks, a weak-section fix and a calm last week. Start at whichever week you are in.
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How to prepare
How Many Mock Tests Should You Take for CLAT?
There is no official number. A way to decide how many you need, how often to take them, and why the review matters more.
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Admissions
Is there an age limit for CLAT?
A direct answer to a common eligibility question.
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CLAT registration, step by step
Understand the application form, dates and fees.
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Your exam-day document checklist
Know what to check before you leave for the centre.
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Plan your CLAT exam day
Prepare for the timings and practical details.
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When will CLAT results be declared?
Understand what has been announced and where to check.
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CLAT 2027 Exam Fee: By Category, Payment and Refunds
The application fee for every category, what costs extra, what cannot be refunded, and what happens if you apply twice.
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How does your score become a rank?
Make sense of marks and their place in the results.
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CLAT 2027 Important Dates and Deadlines
Every confirmed CLAT 2027 UG date in one place, and which ones have not been announced yet.
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How to read previous-year cutoffs
Use past admission data with the right context.
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CLAT 2027 Admit Card: Release Date and How to Download
No release date has been published yet. How the admit card will be downloaded, what to check the moment it arrives, and what to prepare now.
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CLAT counselling, round by round
Understand the process after your results arrive.
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