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CLAT UG: read daily, reason carefully, practise under time

CLAT is largely a reading test. Students who read widely every day, practise passages under time and learn to reason from the text do best.

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At a glance

CLAT (UG): Common Law Admission Test

Syllabi, patterns and dates change. Check the official source below for the current notice.

Conducted by

The Consortium of National Law Universities, rotating among NLUs. Read the current notification.

Sections

English language, current affairs including general knowledge, legal reasoning, logical reasoning and quantitative techniques.

Format

Passage-based multiple-choice questions in a fixed time. Check the current notification for numbers and marking.

Who takes it

Students after Class 12 who want integrated law programmes.

What it covers

Topics to master

English language

Reading comprehension and vocabulary from passages.

Current affairs and GK

News from the past year and static general knowledge.

Legal reasoning

Applying principles given in a passage to facts.

Logical reasoning

Arguments, assumptions, inferences and analogies.

Quantitative techniques

Class 10-level data interpretation and basic maths from passages and tables.

Speed reading

Reading and answering quickly with accuracy.

What earns marks

  • Fast, accurate reading
  • Applying principles from the passage only
  • Steady timing across sections

Common mistakes

  • Not reading daily
  • Bringing outside legal knowledge into legal reasoning
  • Ignoring quantitative techniques
  • Skipping mocks

A plan

How to prepare, in four phases

  1. 01
    Phase 1: Reading habit

    Newspaper and editorial reading every day.

  2. 02
    Phase 2: Section practice

    Timed sets for each section.

  3. 03
    Phase 3: Current affairs

    A monthly revision notebook.

  4. 04
    Phase 4: Mocks

    Full timed mocks and mistake review.

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Official source: Consortium of NLUs: CLAT. Check it for the current syllabus, pattern and dates. We do not promise marks, ranks or selection.

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CLAT UG preparation: 48 live classes

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FAQ

CLAT UG: questions people ask

Is CLAT only about law?

No. It tests reading, reasoning and basic maths. You do not need prior legal knowledge.

How do I improve reading speed?

Read daily, summarise each passage and practise timed sets.

How much maths is in CLAT?

A small section at about Class 10 level, built on passages and tables. See our maths pages for practice.

When should I start?

A year or more before the exam is common, with a daily reading habit.

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