Clat Exam 2025

CLAT 2025 announced: Register in July, exam at year-end.

CLAT 2025 exam announced: Registration opens in July, with the exam scheduled for the end of the year.

CLAT 2025 Exam Detailed Announcement

The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has officially announced the scheduling for the upcoming 2025 Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). Scheduled for December 1, 2025, the exam is a critical pathway for aspiring law students seeking admission into prestigious law schools across India. The two-hour examination window is set from 2 PM to 4 PM. Prospective participants are advised to mark their calendars for mid-July when the registration window opens, signalling the commencement of the application process.

In an official notification following a decisive meeting on April 26, 2024, the Executive Committee and Governing Body of the Consortium detailed their unanimous decision regarding the exam schedule. Further, they elaborated on forthcoming details about the syllabus, application procedures, and the counselling process that will be shared with the candidates shortly.

Scope and Impact of CLAT

CLAT is an essential annual exam that facilitates entry into 24 National Law Universities in India. Besides these, over 60 private and government law schools utilize the CLAT scores for their admissions processes, reflecting the broad influence and acceptability of this test within the legal education community.

Registration and Fees

The registration for CLAT 2025 is slated to begin in mid-July, and candidates from various categories are expected to pay fees as follows:

  • General, OBC, PWD, NRI, and OCI categories: INR 4,000.
  • SC, ST, and BPL categories: INR 3,500.

This structured fee approach is part of the Consortium’s efforts to make the test accessible while ensuring adequate resources for conducting the examination effectively.

Eligibility and Preparations for CLAT 2025

To be eligible for the CLAT UG exam, students need to have completed their 12th class with at least 45% marks from a recognized educational board. The requirement for SC/ST candidates is slightly lower, at 40%. For those aiming for postgraduate (PG) law programs, candidates must possess an LLB degree with a minimum of 50% marks, or 45% for SC/ST candidates, from institutions recognized by the Bar Council of India. This includes students who are in their final year of the LLB program.

Additional Information and Guidance

The Consortium of NLUs is committed to providing detailed information soon regarding the syllabus and specifics of the application process. This will include more detailed guidelines on how to prepare for the exam and the subsequent steps post-examination, such as the counselling and admission processes. Prospective candidates are encouraged to regularly check the official CLAT website and other reliable sources for updates and to begin their preparations well in advance, ensuring they are thoroughly prepared for this crucial examination.

(Disclaimer: This article provides information based on the official CLAT 2025 announcement. Details may change, and News India is not liable for inaccuracies. Readers should confirm information through the official CLAT website or authorized sources before taking any actions based on this content.)

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