CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) Requirements & Prerequisites
Everything you need to know before registering for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) — eligibility, cost, format, and what to expect on exam day.
Cost
~$50 (INR 4,000)
Provider
Consortium of NLUs
Validity
Annual exam
Available
India
Education
Check official exam requirements
Experience
1-3 years of hands-on experience recommended
Specific Requirements
- No formal prerequisites — open to all candidates
- Recommended: 1-2 years hands-on experience
Number of Questions
75-120 questions
Duration
120-180 minutes
Question Format
Multiple choice, scenario-based, performance-based
Passing Requirement
Passing required (~2% average pass rate)
Visit the official Consortium of NLUs certification page
Create an account and select your exam
Choose a test center or online proctoring option
Pay the exam fee and schedule your date
- Two forms of valid ID (one government-issued with photo)
- Appointment confirmation email
- For online proctoring: webcam, microphone, clean desk, stable internet
What are the prerequisites for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test)?
No formal prerequisites — open to all candidates. Recommended: 1-2 years hands-on experience.
How much does the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) cost?
The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) exam costs ~$50 (INR 4,000). This includes the exam fee only — study materials are additional.
How do I register for the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test)?
Visit the official Consortium of NLUs certification page → Create an account and select your exam → Choose a test center or online proctoring option → Pay the exam fee and schedule your date
What should I bring to the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test)?
Two forms of valid ID (one government-issued with photo). Appointment confirmation email. For online proctoring: webcam, microphone, clean desk, stable internet.
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