The Consortium of National Law Universities has issued a crucial information update for those aspirants, who intend to appear for the Common Law Admission Test in the year 2025. November 15, 2024 is the date after which the admit card will be issued online. After which the candidates registered for this test would be able to download theirs from the website consortiumofnlus.ac.in.
Without the admit card, one will not be given access to the examination hall. It also indicates such vital details as the candidate’s name, roll number, the exam center, and timing.
All the candidates are expected to download and carry with them the admit card. Without this, they are not given entry into the examination hall. It acts as a proof of identity for those who have registered themselves.
Once it is downloaded, cross-check your admit card and scrutinize all your personal and exam-related details. If there is any mistake in that, then immediately contact CNLU and get it corrected.
Now, navigate through the homepage and look for the section of the Admit card, and then click on it.
Insert your registered email ID and password in the login portal and Click on submit to access the admit card.
Now, download and print multiple copies for future use.
Applicants should preserve their admit card carefully because they need to return it at various stages that are counseling and admission.
CLAT 2025 Exam Pattern
CLAT 2025 is going to be a two-hour test. The UG paper comprises 120 multiple-choice questions. Those questions are divided into five sections:
English Language
Current Affairs with General Knowledge
Logical Reasoning
Legal Reasoning
Quantitative Techniques
For PG candidates, the paper will have advanced topics in law. Special subjects like Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, and Criminal Law will be dealt with.
CLAT 2025 Eligibility Criteria
It is essential for all the applicants to be at least 12th passed to apply for the UG program under CLAT 2025. 45% marks in 12th is the minimum eligibility requirements for General Category. For SC, ST, and PwD candidates, it is 40% marks.
Candidates earning a law degree will be considered for the PG course. General category students need to have a minimum score of 50%. SC, ST, and PwD students need to have a score of at least 45%.
Reach the examination center a little before time. Obey all the instructions of the invigilators.
Preparation Tips
As the date of the exam draws near, begin revising. Experience previous year’s question papers. Attempt mock tests so that you can manage time and speed while making answers accurate.
