Since 2008, the CLAT exam has undergone a lot of changes in the face of the formation of a Consortium or Corona Virus Pandemic.
The first CLAT exam was conducted in 2008. Until 2018, the CLAT exam was conducted by different NLUs on a rotational basis. However, in March 2019-the Consortium of NLUs was formed to conduct this exam consistently.
Previously the CLAT exam had 150 questions but now the exam has 120 questions that need to be solved within 120 minutes.
Before 2023, CLAT used to take place in the month of May or June and typically after class XII board exams. But after 2024, the exam month changed to December.
One of the crucial steps to excel in CLAT is to practise previous years' question papers within a set time frame. Here's why and how CLAT's previous year's papers are incredibly helpful for students:
Practising CLAT's previous years' question papers is not just a helpful tip but an essential part of your preparation. It provides valuable experience, and insights, and boosts your readiness to ace the CLAT.