CLAT 2021 application form released; Check direct link and registration process here
Team Careers360 | January 1, 2021 | 12:56 PM IST | 1 min read
The application form of CLAT has been released at consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Last date to register is March 31.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: The Consortium of National Law University (CNLU) has released the application form of CLAT 2021 today at its official website - consortiumofnlus.ac.in. The CLAT application form will be available for admissions to undergraduate and postgraduate law courses offered by 22 national law universities of the country. The national-level law entrance exam, CLAT will be conducted on May 09 (Sunday) in offline pen and paper format.
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How to fill CLAT 2021 application form?
The application can be filled by following the steps mentioned below.
CLAT registration 2021
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Visit the official website of NLU Consortium
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Click on the registration link for CLAT 2021
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Register as a new user using your email ID and mobile number
Filling CLAT application form 2021
After registration, candidates will be able to access the application form. Candidates will have to enter the following information in the application form.
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Personal information - It includes entering the name of the candidate, parents name, date of birth and upload a photo and signature as per the instructions.
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Communication details - Permanent address and correspondence address.
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Qualifying examination details - It includes marks and percentage obtained in Class 10th, Class 12th ( If completed), graduation (in case of CLAT PG).
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Test preference and NLUs selection - Candidates will have to select any three exam centres and select the NLUs in the order of preference.
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Entering the reservation details
CLAT 2021 application fee submission
The application fee can be submitted in online mode using the credit card, debit card or net banking facilities.
CLAT 2021 application fee
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Category |
Fee |
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General/ OBC/PwD/NRI/PIO//OCI category |
Rs. 4000 |
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SC/ST/BPL category |
Rs. 3500 |
Also read:
- CLAT 2021 notification: Registration starts from January 1, Check all details here
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