CLAT 2025 Toppers: 2 male candidates secure AIR 1 in UG with 99.997 percentile, female tops PG exam
Alivia Mukherjee | December 8, 2024 | 08:51 AM IST | 3 mins read
CLAT 2025: The highest percentile in CLAT PG is 99.993, achieved by a female candidate from Odisha.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: The Consortium of National Law Universities has declared the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2025 results. The Consortium of NLUs has also announced the CLAT UG 2025 result statistics, shedding light on toppers percentile scores, gender-wise distribution, and state-wise representation. However, the CLAT 2025 toppers name have not been revealed by the officials. CLAT 2025 Result (Out) Live
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The CLAT 2025 final answer key has also been published along with results. Candidates who appeared for the exam can access and download the CLAT 2025 result and final answer key PDF by visiting the official website, consortiumofnlus.ac.in. The CLAT 2025 exam was conducted on December 1 from 2 pm to 4 pm, in pen and paper mode.
CLAT 2025 Toppers: Female secures AIR 1 in CLAT PG
As per the official statistics, 2 male candidates have secured AIR 1 achieving 99.997 percentile in CLAT UG 2025. The highest percentile recorded is 99.993 in CLAT PG 2025, which has been achieved by a female candidate from Odisha.
CLAT PG 2025: Toppers and percentile scores
Candidates can have a look at the CLAT PG 2025 toppers statistics below.
|
Percentile |
Total numbers |
Gender |
State-wise numbers |
|
99.993 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Odisha - 1 |
|
99.986 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.980 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.973 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.966 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.959 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Madhya Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.953 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Madhya Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.946 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Madhya Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.932 |
2 |
Male - 2 |
Bihar - 1, Karnataka - 1 |
|
99.926 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Madhya Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.919 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.905 |
2 |
Female - 1, Male - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 2 |
|
99.892 |
2 |
Male - 2 |
Punjab - 1, Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
CLAT PG 2025 Toppers: Gender-wise distribution
In CLAT PG 2025, out of the 17 top scorers, 10 are male and 7 are female, reflecting a nearly balanced gender representation among the top ranks.
CLAT 2025 PG Toppers: State wise distribution
The toppers represent a wide geographical spread, with candidates hailing from seven states. In CLAT PG 2025, Uttar Pradesh leads the chart with six toppers, followed by Madhya Pradesh with four. Other states such as Odisha, Bihar, Karnataka, and Punjab have one or two candidates each.
CLAT 2025 UG Toppers: Result statistics
Candidates can have a look at the CLAT UG 2025 toppers statistics below.
|
Percentile |
Total numbers |
Gender |
State-wise numbers |
|
99.997 |
2 |
Male - 2 |
Haryana - 1, Madhya Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.995 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Chhattisgarh - 1 |
|
99.993 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Maharashtra - 1 |
|
99.990 |
2 |
Female - 1, Male - 1 |
Delhi - 1, West Bengal - 1 |
|
99.988 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Haryana - 1 |
|
99.987 |
1 |
Male - 1 |
Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.982 |
3 |
Male - 3 |
Karnataka - 1, Punjab - 1, Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.980 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Punjab - 1 |
|
99.979 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Haryana - 1 |
|
99.975 |
2 |
Female - 1, Male - 1 |
Maharashtra - 1, Uttar Pradesh - 1 |
|
99.974 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Punjab - 1 |
|
99.970 |
2 |
Male - 2 |
Karnataka - 1, Maharashtra - 1 |
|
99.967 |
2 |
Female - 1, Male - 1 |
Karnataka - 1, Rajasthan - 1 |
|
99.965 |
1 |
Female - 1 |
Karnataka - 1 |
|
99.954 |
7 |
Female - 2, Male - 5 |
Madhya Pradesh - 1, Maharashtra - 3, Rajasthan - 2, West Bengal - 1 |
|
99.936 |
11 |
Female - 4, Male - 7 |
Delhi - 1, Jharkhand - 1, Karnataka - 3, Kerala - 2, Madhya Pradesh - 1, Maharashtra - 1, Uttar Pradesh - 2 |
|
99.919 |
10 |
Female - 6, Male - 4 |
Jharkhand - 1, Kerala - 2, Maharashtra - 1, Rajasthan - 2, Tamil Nadu - 1, Telangana - 2, West Bengal - 1 |
|
99.909 |
6 |
Female - 1, Male - 5 |
Jharkhand - 2, Punjab - 1, Rajasthan - 1, Uttar Pradesh - 2 |
|
99.904 |
3 |
Female - 3 |
Delhi - 1, Rajasthan - 1, West Bengal - 1 |
CLAT 2025 UG Toppers: State wise distribution
In CLAT UG 2025, Uttar Pradesh leads with seven toppers, including both male and female candidates, scoring 99.987, 99.982, and 99.919 percentiles. Karnataka follows closely with six toppers, with percentiles like 99.982, 99.967, and 99.965, with representation from both genders. Maharashtra also stands out with seven toppers, predominantly male, scoring 99.993, 99.975, and 99.954 percentiles.
Gender-wise distribution
In CLAT 2025 UG, among the toppers, 37 are male, and 30 are female, reflecting a strong representation of both genders in the highest percentiles. Male candidates dominate slightly in the higher percentiles.
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