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CLAT Registration: This upcoming examination is one of the country's most prestigious law entrance exams. Interested candidates can apply online until October 31, 2026, exclusively through the Consortium of National Law Universities' official website, consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Candidates are advised to complete their applications well in advance to avoid potential technical issues at the last minute.

Exercise Caution While Applying
The application process should be treated with the same seriousness as exam preparation. Before filling out the form, candidates should have their active email ID, mobile number, a recent passport-sized photograph, signature, and all necessary documents ready. Carefully verify every piece of information entered in the application form before final submission; even a minor error in details such as name, date of birth, category, or other particulars can cause complications during the counseling and seat allocation process.

Exam Pattern
The exam will be conducted in pen-and-paper mode on December 6, 2026. The question paper will consist of 120 multiple-choice questions, with each question carrying one mark. Candidates will have two hours to complete the paper. Negative marking will apply; therefore, avoid guesswork and answer only those questions about which you are completely confident.

Comprehension and Reasoning Are Key
CLAT is entirely a passage-based exam that assesses a candidate's comprehension and logical thinking rather than rote memorization skills. Questions cover English Language, Current Affairs and General Knowledge, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques. Current Affairs and Legal Reasoning carry the highest weightage (approximately 25% each). The English and Logical Reasoning sections (approximately 20% each) test passage comprehension skills, while the Quantitative Techniques section (10%) features questions based on Class 10-level mathematics.

Fill out the form only after verifying all documents and information. This exam requires understanding and reasoning ability rather than rote learning.
Devise a three-month strategy and prepare in a phased manner.

Create a smart three-month strategy.
Divide your preparation for the next three months into three phases. Strengthen your concepts and practice subject-wise during the first month; improve your speed and time management using mock tests and previous years' question papers in the second month; and focus on revision and current affairs during the final month. You can also participate in the free All India Open Mock test offered by Law Prep Delhi-NCR.

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