CLAT 2026 is scheduled to be held on December 7, 2025, and we will update this page in real-time with the answer key, student reactions, memory-based questions, and a section-wise difficulty breakdown.
The same process will be followed this year. The moment CLAT 2026 gets over, this page will turn into a complete analysis hub that will give students an exact idea about their performance, expected rank, and the chances of admission into NLUs.
Table of Contents
Our process for analysis is structured and time-tested:
Before discussing CLAT 2026 expectations, a revisit of the CLAT 2025 paper is essential to set the tone for what is likely to be expected from the upcoming exam.
Our CLAT 2025 analysis pointed out certain key takeaways that are pertinent for the CLAT 2026 aspirants as well.
Overall Difficulty
CLAT 2025 had a moderate difficulty level. Although the pattern was similar, the test required good comprehension skills, rapid decision-making, and proper time management.
English Language
Current Affairs & GK
Legal Reasoning
Logical Reasoning
Quantitative Techniques
This reflects the trend that CLAT has been moving in, from a memory-based test to a more comprehension-based one, which is very likely to carry over in 2026.
The Consortium issues the provisional answer key within a few hours or, at the latest, by the next morning after the examination.
Tentative Schedule
| Event | Expected Date |
| CLAT 2026 Exam | 7 December 2025 |
| Provisional Answer Key | 7 or 8 December 2025 |
| Objection Window | 8 to 9 December 2025 |
| Final Answer Key | 10 to 12 December 2025 |
| Result Announcement | Mid-December 2025 |
Basically, this timeline is an estimate based on consistent release patterns over the last couple of years.
Once the answer key is published:
The provisional answer key is an important tool for aspirants because:
Essentially, the answer key bridges the exam and the final results, helping aspirants gain clarity on their performance.
The following tools and analysis features will go live from our side.
Score Calculator — 7 December | 4:00 PM
A fast and accurate score calculator will be published, where students simply enter the number of correct and incorrect attempts.
In a matter of seconds, the tool will estimate the score, using the official CLAT marking scheme.
Written CLAT 2026 Analysis — 7 December | 4:45 PM
A written analysis in full will be uploaded, covering:
The written analysis will be updated continually as more and more student inputs come in.
YouTube Live Analysis — 7 December | 4:45 PM
Our experts will go live to discuss:
This session is particularly helpful for aspirants who seek instant clarity about their chances.
Rank Predictor — 8 December | 4:00 PM
The rank predictor will allow students to enter their estimated score and will immediately show them:
Upload the provisional and final answer keys. Publish expert solution.s Accurately predict difficulty and cutoffs. Launch scoring estimation and ranking prediction tools. Everything will be provided on this page to help students understand their performance and navigate the next steps confidently.