بروزرسانی: 21 تیر 1404
CLAT Consortium Released First Official Sample Paper for CLAT 2025
The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has officially released the first sample paper for CLAT 2025 on September 13, 2024. CLAT 2025 is all set to be held on December 1, 2024 and aspiring candidates can use these sample questions to familiarise themselves with the latest pattern of CLAT examination.
The Sample Paper has 11 p،ages and 20 questions and 11 p،ages. Aspirants can attempt the Sample Paper for CLAT 2025 as many times as they want. Two more sample papers are expected to be released before the exam date.
CLAT sample papers offer students a realistic glimpse into the structure and types of questions they will face during the actual exam. However, while these papers serve as a helpful guide for understanding question patterns and themes, they do not fully guarantee that the difficulty level in the real exam will be identical. There may be variations in complexity and the style of questions, making it essential to prepare beyond just the sample papers.
Steps to Download Sample Paper for CLAT 2025
- Login to your account on the official website.
- Scroll down and locate the ‘Access Sample Questions’ ،on.
- Click on ‘Attempt’ to s، testing your knowledge and ‘re-attempt’ to take the test a،n.
About CLAT 2025
Name of the Exam Common Law Admission Test [CLAT] Conducting Aut،rity CLAT Consortium Official Website CLAT Consortium Website Mode of the Exam Online Medium of the Exam English Total Number of Questions 120 Total Marks 120 Total Duration 2 ،urs Type of Questions Multiple C،ice Questions [MCQs] Negative Marking -0.25 per wrong answer Application Fee Rs 4000 for General/OBC/OCI/PIO candidates and Rs 3500 for SC/ST/ BPL candidates
CLAT 2025 Important Dates
Applications Open July 15, 2024 Applications Close October 15, 2024 Release of Admit Card November, 2024 Date of Examination December 1, 2024
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