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Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the most coveted of all the law entrances in India after Class XII. The CLAT examination is conducted every year to select students for 22 National Law Universities in India, other than National Law University, Delhi, which conduct its own entrance test (AILET), to select the students. With Eduwhere's mock tests, all the CLAT aspirants can prepare for their exams in a better way.

The CLAT exam pattern is changed for 2020, the updated pattern contains 150 questions instead of 200 with comprehension based questions included. The pattern is updated to judge the logical and legal approach of the candidates. Visit Eduwhere Community to know about the complete updated pattern.

CLAT  syllabus is split into the following sections –

•  English – In this section, you will be provided passages of up to 450 words each. The passages will be derived from news, journalistic sources and other non-fiction writing. The questions may include an examination of legal information or knowledge discussed in or related to the passage, but would not require any additional knowledge of the law beyond the passage.
•  General Knowledge & Current Affairs –  Questions from static gk (general knowledge), current affairs (national & international) will be asked.
•  Legal Reasoning – In this section, you will be expected to read passages of around 450 words each. The passages may relate to fact situations or scenarios involving legal matters, public policy questions or moral philosophical enquiries. You will not require any prior knowledge of the law. You will benefit from a general awareness of contemporary legal and moral issues to better apply general principles or propositions to the given fact scenarios.
•  Logical Reasoning – The Logical Reasoning section of the UG-CLAT 2020 will include a series of short passages of about 300 words each. Each passage will be followed by one or more questions that will require you to recognize an argument, its premises and conclusions, read and identify the arguments set out in the passage and more
• Quantitative Aptitude- The Quantitative Techniques section of the UG-CLAT 2020 will include short sets of facts or propositions, graphs, or other textual, pictorial or diagrammatic representations of numerical information, followed by a series of questions. You will be required to derive information from such passages, graphs, or other representations, and apply mathematical operations on such information.

The CLAT exam pattern is changed for 2020, the updated pattern contains 150 questions instead of 200 with comprehension based questions included. The pattern is updated to judge the logical and legal approach of the candidates. Visit Eduwhere Community to know about the complete updated pattern.

CLAT registrations start date: January 1, 2020

CLAT registrations end date: July 10, 2020

CLAT admit cards release date: Coming Soon

CLAT exam date: September 28, 2020

CLAT result announcement: Coming Soon