CLAT

For UG and PG courses:

1. Time duration: 2 hours
   
2. Mode: Offline mode
   
3. Type of questions: Objective-type questions
   
4. Number of questions:
   CLAT UG – 150 questions
   CLAT PG – 120 questions
   
5. Total marks:
   UG CLAT- 150 marks
   CLAT PG – 120 marks
   
6. Marking scheme:
   
   Each accurate answer will receive 1 mark, while each incorrect answer will receive 0.25 marks.
   
7. Language: English
   
8. Division of Paper:
   
   UG Level: The question paper will be divided into five parts: English Language Current Affairs, including General Knowledge, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Techniques.
   
   PG Level: The question paper will be divided into two parts: Constitutional Law, and other law subjects such as Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, IPR and Jurisprudence. 
   
9. Marks Per Question:
   
   UG Level: 1 mark for every correct answer  
   PG Level: 1 mark for every correct answer  in MCQs  
   
10. Negative Marking:
    
    0.25 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer
    
11. Conducting Body:
    
    The Consortium of National Law Universities
    
12. Exam Level: National level 
    
13. Frequency: Once a year 

Conducting Body	clat 2023
Conducting body	The consortium of Law Universities and Schools
Sections	English Language Current Affairs(including General Knowledge) Legal Reasoning Logical Reasoning Quantitative Ability
Maximum Marks	150 Marks
Negative Marking	Deduction of 0.25 Marks for Each incorrect Answer
Exam duration	2 hours
Type of Questions	Objective – Multiple Choice Questions(MCQs)

Subject	Expand No. of Questions	Expected Marks
English Language	28-32	28-32
Current Affairs(including GK)	35-39	35-39
Legal Reasoning	35-39	35-39
Logical Reasoning	28-32	28-32
Quantitative Ability	13-17	13-17
Subject	Expected No. of Questions	Expected Marks
Total	150	150