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CLAT 2027 UG and PG Exam Pattern

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CLAT 2027 UG and PG Exam Pattern

CLAT 2027 UG Pattern

SectionApproximate Questions
English Language22โ€“26
Current Affairs including General Knowledge28โ€“32
Legal Reasoning28โ€“32
Logical Reasoning22โ€“26
Quantitative Techniques10โ€“14

UG CLAT 2027 contains 120 multiple-choice questions carrying one mark each, with 0.25 marks deducted for every wrong answer. Duration is two hours.

CLAT 2027 PG Pattern

PG CLAT 2027 contains 120 multiple-choice questions carrying one mark each. Duration is two hours and 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer. The syllabus includes Constitutional Law and specified other areas of law.

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