CLAT 2021 admit card released; Download here
Shubham Bhakuni | July 14, 2021 | 12:40 PM IST | 3 mins read
The admit card of CLAT 2021 is available for download for all candidates except for north east region. The exam will be held on July 23, in offline mode.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) released the CLAT 2021 admit card today on July 14, 2021. Candidates who will appear in the exam can download the admit card of CLAT 2021 by logging into the admission portal - consortiumofnlus.ac.in. To access the CLAT admit card candidates have to enter their login credentials such as registration number and password.
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The consortium has scheduled the CLAT 2021 exam on July 23, 2021. CLAT 2021 exam will be conducted in offline mode.
Note: As per the recent notification released by the consortium, the admit cards for the North East region will be released later.
Steps to download CLAT admit card 2021
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Visit the official website or click on the CLAT 2021 admit card link given above
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Login using registration number and password
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The admit card will be displayed on the screen
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Download and take a printout of your CLAT admit card for future reference
Important details mentioned in CLAT 2021 admit card
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Name of the candidate, gender and date of birth
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Parents’/guardian name
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CLAT roll number
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Exam centre name and address
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Exam date and timings, including reporting time
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Exam day instructions
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CLAT 2021 exam day guidelines
Candidates who will appear in the exam must read all instructions given on the CLAT admit card related to the exam centre . Some of the important guidelines for appearing in the CLAT exam are given below.
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Candidates should report to the CLAT exam centre at least 30 minutes before the commencement of the CLAT exam.
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Candidates must carry CLAT admit card along with a valid ID card for appearing in the examination.
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Candidates must not carry any objectionable material such as paper, notes, mobile phones, electronic devices inside the examination hall. Those found in possession of such materials will be subjected to disciplinary action.
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No candidate will be allowed to leave the examination hall before the conclusion of CLAT exam.
COVID-19 safety guidelines to be followed at CLAT 2021 exam centre
CLAT 2021 will be held in strict adherence to the COVID-19 safety protocols. Candidates are expected to follow all guidelines
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Candidates should maintain social distancing at the exam centre.
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candidates are advised to wear a face mask/shield at the examination centre.
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Candidates are advised to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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A temperature check will be conducted for all candidates before allowing them to enter the examination hall. Those having higher than prescribed temperatures will be shifted to an isolation room.
CLAT 2021 exam details
The NLU Consortium will conduct CLAT 2021 for admission to 5-year integrated LLB and LLM programmes offered by 22 national law universities and several affiliated law schools in the country.
For offline CLAT 2021, OMR sheets and question papers will be given to the candidates. To answer the questions, candidates will have to mark the space given in the OMR sheet, using a ball pint pen. The exam duration for both UG-CLAT and PG-CLAT 2021 will be of two hours.
Exam Pattern
UG-CLAT which is conducted for admission for 5-year LLB will have questions from the following sections.
- English Language
- Current Affairs, including General Knowledge
- Legal Reasoning
- Logical Reasoning
- Quantitative Techniques
Points to remember:
- There will be 150 questions in UG-CLAT, each carrying one mark.
- A negative marking of 0.25 marks will also be applicable for each incorrect answer.
The CLAT PG pattern has been revised recently. The consortium has removed the essay section and increased the number of questions in the objective section from 100 to 120. The CLAT LLM will have questions from general subjects of law LLB programme. The topics included in CLAT LLM syllabus are given below.
CLAT LLM syllabus and test structure
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Subjects |
Number of MCQ questions |
Marks |
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Constitutional Law |
60 |
60 |
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Other Law Subjects including Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, IPR and Jurisprudence. |
60 |
60 |
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Total |
120 |
120 |
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