CLAT 2023 exam tomorrow; Important instructions for candidates
Damini Aggarwal | December 17, 2022 | 09:44 AM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates should read the exam day instructions carefully to avoid any confusion on the day of examination.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: The national level law entrance exam CLAT 2023 is scheduled to be held tomorrow, December 18, from 2 pm to 4 pm. The CLAT 2023 will be conducted at 127 test centres in 23 states and 2 union territories across India. The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) had issued the exam instructions to all the participating candidates. Candidates are advised to adhere to the guidelines mentioned on their respective CLAT 2023 admit cards on the exam day.
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Important instructions for candidates
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Reporting to the test Centre and test timings
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Candidates can enter the test centre premises from 01 pm onwards
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Candidates who arrive later than 2:15 pm will not be permitted into the exam hall and no one will be permitted to leave before 04 pm
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Permitted items
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CLAT 2023 admit card (In case the photograph is not clear on the admit card, bring a self-attested photograph)
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A Government ID proof
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Black or blue ballpoint pen
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Transparent water bottle
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Face mask
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An analogue watch
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PwDs/ SAPs should carry their original Disability Certificate
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Items not permitted:
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Electronic devices including mobile phones, headphones and digital watches
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Attendance: Write the QB number, and the OMR sheet number, and sign in the space/ column provided in the attendance sheet circulated during the test
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Question booklet and OMR sheet
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Question booklet (QB) will contain 150 multiple choice questions and 2 blank pages for rough work. No additional sheet(s) of paper will be supplied for rough work.
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Enter your admit card number on the first page of the QB at the beginning of the test
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Answer the questions in the separate carbonised Optical Mark Reader (OMR) response sheet supplied along with the QB using black or blue ball point pen only.
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Candidates can retain the QB and the candidate’s copy of the OMR sheet after the test.
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Marking scheme
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Every right answer secures 1 (one) mark. Every wrong answer results in the deduction of 0.25 marks.
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There will be no deductions for unanswered questions.
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CLAT 2023 exam schedule
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Time |
Type of bell |
Bell purpose |
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1:00 pm |
Long Bell |
Entry of candidates inside the test centre premises |
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1:30 pm |
Long Bell |
Candidates can enter the exam hall |
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1:50 pm |
Short Bell |
The invigilators distribute the sealed envelopes and announce the instructions. |
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2:00 pm |
Long Bell |
Commencement of the test. |
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2:15 pm |
Short Bell |
After this time, no candidate will be permitted to enter the testing centre. |
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3:00 pm |
Short Bell |
Marks the completion of 60 (sixty) minutes. |
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3:50 pm |
Short Bell |
A warning bell will sound to signify that the test will end in 10 (ten) minutes. |
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4:00 pm |
Long Bell |
The test has been completed. No applicant will be allowed to write anything on the OMR response sheet/ question booklet after this bell |
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