Registration for CLAT 2021 counselling to start on July 29; Check step-wise process here
CLAT 2021 counselling will be conducted in an online, centralized mode. As part of the counselling process, candidates need to enter NLU preferences and pay the registration fee.
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NEW DELHI: The Consortium of NLUs has released the detailed CLAT 2021 counselling schedule on its official website - consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Registrations for CLAT 2021 counselling will start on July 29. The consortium will send invites for counselling to five times the total number of available seats in participating NLUs.
CLAT 2021 counselling will be conducted in online mode and candidates have to get registered for counselling and pay a counselling fee of Rs 50,000. The last date to register for CLAT counselling 2021 is July 30.
The national-level CLAT 2021 exam was conducted on July 23 , 2021, in pen-and-paper mode at 84 test locations across the country.
CLAT 2021 post-exam dates
Event |
Dates |
Release of Final Answer Key |
July 27, 2021 |
Publication of CLAT 2021 Merit List |
July 28, 2021 |
Publication of Counselling Invite List and Start of Counselling |
July 29, 2021 |
CLAT 2021 counselling schedule
Candidates included in the Invite List need to register for counselling - Invite List will include approximately five times the number of seats in each category |
July 29-30, 2021 (12 noon) |
1) Shortlisted candidates have to pay Rs.50,000 to block the seat 2) They also have to enter preferences in order of priority (A Minimum of five preferences should be filled) |
Round I - Seat Allotment List and Payment of fees to the respective NLUs. Upon seat allotment, the candidates will have to either 1) Accept/Lock the seat and upload documents and pay fee to the NLUs; OR 2) Apply for upgrade and submit documents and pay the fee to the NLUs; OR 3) Exit admission process |
August 1-5, 2021 |
Only students registered for Counselling will be considered. (All NLUs to verify the documents and accept the candidate after receiving the fee at their end. Update the details online ‘Accepted’ or ‘Not Accepted’ with Reasons.) |
Round 2- Seat Allotment and payment of fees to the respective NLUs The newly allotted candidates will have to either: 1) Accept/Lock the seat and upload documents and pay fee to the NLUs; OR 2) Apply for upgrade and submit documents and pay the fee to the NLUs; OR 3) Exit admission process |
August 9-10, 2021 |
Candidates registered for Counselling and also those applied for up-gradation in the First List. (All NLUs to verify the documents and accept the candidate after receiving the fee at their end. Update the details online ‘Accepted’ or ‘Not Accepted’ with Reasons.) |
Round 3 - Seat Allotment and Payment of fees to the respective NLUs
upload documents and pay fee to the NLUs; OR 2) Apply for upgrade and submit documents and pay the fee to the NLUs; OR 3) Exit admission process |
August 13-14, 2021 |
Candidates registered for counselling and also those applied for up-gradation in the First List and Second List. (All NLUs to verify the documents and accept the candidate after receiving the fee at their end. Update the details online ‘Accepted’ or ‘Not Accepted’ with Reasons.) |
Round 4 - Seat Allotment and Payment of fees to the respective NLUs
upload documents and pay fee to the NLUs; OR 2) Apply for upgrade and submit documents and pay the fee to the NLUs; OR 3) Exit admission process |
August 17-18, 2021 |
Candidates registered for counselling and also those applied for up-gradation in the First, Second, and Third List. (All NLUs to verify the documents and accept the candidate after receiving the fee at their end. Update the details online ‘Accepted’ or ‘Not Accepted’ with reasons.) |
Round 5 - Seat Allotment and Payment of fees to the respective NLUs
upload documents and pay fee to the NLUs; OR 2) Exit admission process |
July 20-21, 2021 |
Candidates registered for counselling and also those applied for up-gradation in the First, Second, Third and Fourth List. (All NLUs to verify the documents and accept the candidate after receiving the fee at their end. Update the details online ‘Accepted’ or ‘Not Accepted’ with Reasons.) |
Step-wise CLAT 2021 Counselling Process
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Registration - In this step, invite-list candidates will have to enter NLU preference and pay the counselling fee of Rs. 50,000
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Publication of allotment list - The allotment of seats will be done based on CLAT merit rank 2021 and NLU preference opted by candidates.
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Post-seat allotment options - In this step, a candidate will have to pick from three options: 1) accept the seat, 2) Opt for an upgrade (not available for the last seat allotment round), 3) exit the admission process.
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CLAT seat allotment 2021
The counselling process will include five seat-allotment rounds. In the first four rounds, the candidate will have three options post seat allotment:
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Accept / Lock the allotted seat
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Opt for upgrade
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Exit the admission process.
The upgrade option will not be available for the fifth and final CLAT 2021 seat allotment round.
CLAT Result 2021
The consortium will declare the result of CLAT 2021 on July 28, 2021 . The CLAT 2021 result would be declared in the form of a consolidated merit list that will contain details like the name of candidates, their All India Rank (AIR), and category ranks.
Prior to the declaration of results, the consolidated will also release the CLAT 2021 answer key (Final) on July 27. The provisional CLAT 2021 answer key was released on July 23.
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