Yes, students receive lot of sectional and topic tests as well to streamline their preparation.

The registrations start from 2nd Dec 2025 till 7th Dec 2025. The test will take place on 8th Dec 2025!

The test will be conducted both online and offline; students can choose their preferred mode while registering for the test.

Registered CL-LST Students can take this AIM-AILET for absolutely free! Even if you are not a CL-LST student, you can still attempt for just rupees 48!

Yes. Online coaching provides the same expert faculty, structured classes, and mock tests plus the benefit of flexible learning, saved travel time, and access to recorded classes for revision.

Most coaching packages typically include: Live & interactive classes Recorded sessions Updated study material Sectional & full-length mock tests Video analysis of mocks Doubt-solving support

Yes, all live classes are recorded. Students can revisit sessions anytime for revision or watch missed classes at their convenience.

This coaching is ideal for: Students of Classes 10, 11, and 12 Droppers or CLAT repeaters Aspirants preparing alongside school who need flexibility Anyone looking for expert guidance and structured preparation

CLAT Online Coaching 2027/28 is a structured digital preparation program designed for students targeting CLAT and other law entrance exams in 2027 or 2028. It includes live classes, recorded lectures, mock tests, study material, mentorship, and doubt-solving support.

Cutoffs depend on a few factors: exam difficulty, number of applicants, and total seats. If the paper remains easy like CLAT 2025, the expected cutoffs for top NLUs may rise. The updated CLAT Rank Predictor will help estimate your position.

While the exact analysis will be available after the exam, CL-LST experts expect a moderate to easy paper, similar to CLAT 2025. The number of questions remains 120, making accuracy extremely important.

CLAT follows the marking scheme of +1 for every correct answer and - 0.25 for every incorrect answer. Students can use the CLAT Score Calculator on this page to estimate their CLAT 2026 Score instantly.

The CLAT analysis helps students understand: Whether the paper was easy, moderate, or difficult How their attempts compare to expected cutoffs What their projected rank could be using score calculators How to improve the strategy for AILET 2026, which is held one week after CLAT

The CLAT 2026 Exam Analysis will go live on December 7, 2025, at 4:30 PM. CL-LST experts will share insights on difficulty level, ideal attempts, expected cutoffs, and student reactions.

The section ranges from moderate to difficult, depending on the year. While passages may appear easy, questions often require subtle logical connections, making accuracy more important than speed.

No, CLAT Logical Reasoning does not require prior legal knowledge. The questions test logical and critical thinking skills; all the information needed to answer is given within the passage itself.

Practice solving passages under timed settings.Focus on identifying the main argument before reading options.Avoid overthinking or using outside knowledge.Revise frequently to sharpen consistency and reduce time spent per question.

Not directly. CLAT focuses on passage-based critical reasoning, unlike puzzle-based or mathematical logic seen in exams like IPMAT or CAT. You can, however, practice short logic puzzles to enhance your analytical mindset.

Recommended books:A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning – R.S. Aggarwal.Analytical Reasoning – M.K. Pandey.CL-LST’s Study Material and Practice Passages (CLAT-specific)

Practice daily reading of opinion editorials and legal articles.Solve the previous year’s CLAT reasoning passages.Analyze mock tests to identify weak areas.Focus on developing critical reading and analytical thinking.Practice at least 1–2 logical passages every day under timed conditions.

A score of 16–18 out of 26 is generally considered good in the Logical Reasoning section. However, the ideal target varies each year depending on the difficulty level of the exam.

Key topics include:Identifying premises, assumptions, and conclusions.Strengthening and weakening arguments.Inference and application-based reasoning.Logical consistency and contradictions.Analogies, cause–and–effect, and argument evaluation

The section typically comprises 22–26 questions, spread across 5–6 passages, each approximately 450 words long. The total weightage of Logical Reasoning in CLAT is around 20% of the paper.

The CLAT Logical Reasoning section tests your ability to critically analyze short passages, identify arguments, assumptions, and conclusions, and apply logical reasoning to arrive at the correct answer. Questions are typically passage-based, requiring you to infer, strengthen, or weaken arguments, and detect logical flaws.

Yes, they can. In fact, there is a separate Law or CLAT Course for students who have taken a drop year to prepare for CLAT. The course is designed to provide valuable learning for CLAT droppers, covering the basics at a faster pace.

CLAT UG includes five sections: English Language, Current Affairs including General Knowledge, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques.

AILET 2026 is the All India Law Entrance Test conducted by National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi) for admission to its B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) and LL.M. programs

AILET 2026 will be held on 14th December 2025, from 2 PM to 4 PM, as per the revised notification released on July 22, 2025

AILET 2026 will follow a 150-question MCQ format across three sections: English Language (50), Current Affairs & GK (30), and Logical Reasoning (70). The duration is 120 minutes

AILET results were released in the fourth week of December 2025.

Candidates must have completed Class 12 with a minimum of 45% (General/OBC/PwD) or 40% (SC/ST). Students appearing for Class 12 in 2025 are also eligible

A total of 110 seats are available for Indian nationals, plus 10 seats reserved for foreign nationals and OCI/PIO categories, making a total intake of 120 seats

Yes, there will be a negative marking of 0.25 for every incorrect answer in the AILET exam 2026.

CL-LST is the best coaching not just for CLAT but all the law entrance tests after class 12. There is hardly any other institute that shares the same history of top results as we do, and we are still going strong.

Career Launcher's Law School Tutorials is a recognized name among all the CLAT coaching institutes in the country. Our course pedagogy, faculty, study material, and mock tests all culminate to produce top-notch results year after year.

CL-LST stands for Career Launcher's Law School Tutorials, so Career Launcher's CLAT coaching is not only similar to CL-LST or LST's CLAT coaching; it is the very same thing.

Yes, the LR nuggets course begins with foundational concept lessons and progresses to more advanced topics.

The Telegram group lets you directly interact with the mentor and other students, enhancing peer-to-peer learning and creating an elevated level of enthusiasm to learn.

No, the course will cover some non-CLAT-specific verbal topics and provide some AILET sectional tests.

The course will remain valid until March 31, 2026, regardless of when the student enrolls.

You can register for CLAT 2027 at consortiumofnlus.ac.in by registering, filling the form, and paying the application fee.

Yes, it is solely for students seeking admission to NLUs and the institutes that accept CLAT scores for admissions.

For UG: General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI candidates require 45%, whereas SC/ST candidates require 40%. For PG: General/OBC/PWD/NRI/PIO/OCI candidates require 50%, whereas SC/ST candidates require 45%.

You can appear for CLAT as many times as you wish, there is no limitation. However, you must meet the CLAT exam eligibility established by the test administering authority to appear for the exam.

No, CLAT is not required if you want to take admission for a 3-year LL.B. course. Only five-year integrated LL.B. and LL.M. programs accept CLAT results for admission.

The difficulty level was similar to SLAT 2024.

80 is considered a decent score in AILET. The value of this score might differ based on a candidate's category. For an OBC, SC, or ST category student, this is a very good score, but for a general category student, it can land you in a risky spot. However, it can still change for AILET 2025, so there is no hard and fast rule.

Generally, a score above 90 is considered a good score in AILET. However, this is highly dependent on the difficulty level of the exam.

The toughness of any exam depends on the preparation level of the student. However, one can compare an exam on the difficulty level basis of previous years. Over the past 2 years, the exam has been giving surprises to students as the difficulty level has been wavering. Last year it was of easy to moderate level of difficulty but AILET 2022 was tougher compared to last year.

LNAT stands for Law National Aptitude Test.

The date of the final CLAT Answer Key 2026 will be announced soon. Till then, you can look for the Provisional answer key, which was released on 10th December 2025.

The CLAT 2026 result is expected to be released on 16th December 2025 (tentatively).

The All India Open Mock AILET 2026 is one of India’s biggest AILET practice platforms, designed to recreate the same environment, pattern, and pressure of the actual exam.

Aspirants could access the CLAT Scorecard tool from December 1, 2024, at 4 PM.

Aspirants need to simply input their attempts and they will receive their score within minutes. No more tedious matching of sets or questions with answer sheets.

With the Rank Predictor tool, aspirants will get the complete picture of their CLAT 2025 performance. The tool will provide important insight into aspirants' rank and the NLU they could secure.

The CLAT 2026 Rank Predictor tool went live after the exam on December 7, 2025.

Considering the fluctuations in scores over the past few years, a common consensus says that anything above 100 is a great score and will guarantee a seat in all the top NLUs. However, this might only sometimes be true.

CLAT 2026 has not happened yet. We`d only find the difficulty level of December 7, 2025. Until then, candidates are advised not to be intimidated by any false predictions about the CLAT 2026 difficulty level.

The CLAT 2026 Exam Analysis went live on December 7, 2025, sharp at 4:30-4:45 PM. CLAT takers can sign up at https://www.lawentrance.com/clat-exam-analysis/ to get the first updates via messages and emails.

There are multiple government exams after CLAT (UG), including, the PCS-(J) Exam, IBPS Law Officer Exam, JAG Exam, PSU Exam, & RBI Exam.

The Consortium has released the exam date for CLAT 2026 on July 20, 2025. It will be conducted on December 7, 2025.

AIMCLAT is also known as All-India Open Mock CLAT. It is ideal for students taking CLAT 2026 because these mocks are created to mimic the actual examination.

CLAT Sprint Program offers live, interactive classes to students, so they can focus on school as well as CLAT preparation simultaneously and that too, from the comfort of your home.

Students who are currently in Class 12 or have cleared the Board exams are the right fit for the CLAT Sprint program. The course is created to match the requirements of these two student groups.

As the name suggests, CLAT Sprint is a 4-5 month preparation program for CLAT, AILET, & SLAT. It involves a comprehensive study plan that is focused on optimizing time to the best, while simultaneously refining the test-taking strategy with mock tests, analysis sessions. workshops on better strategy, and more.

This is a crash course for CLAT 2026 that specializes in laser-focused efforts needed to crack CLAT & AILET by not just completing the course but also focusing on the need of the hour for practicing the test-taking skills for CLAT, AILET, and SLAT. CL-LST aims to incorporate all parallel in our curriculum, considering the timeline of the exams.

Students enrolled in the following courses of CL Classroom Coaching Online Classes (LST Span, Premium, Plex, and Express batch students), Test Series (CLAT Test Series, LST Test Series students). The test will be available in their MyZone. Non-CL-LST students must register by paying INR 48(including GST) and then take the test online/offline as per the process mentioned above.

Aspirants can register for the mock tests till November 22, 2025. As aspirants log in to their MyZone account, the mock test will be available in their portal on November 23, 2025. Students who have opted for an offline test must connect with their chosen centre for test details and timing.

The SLAT exam will be held for admission to SLS Pune's BA LLB/BBA LLB courses as well as other law schools in the Symbiosis group, including SLS Hyderabad, SLS Nagpur, and SLS Noida.

The Hindu and The Indian Express are the two best newspapers for the preparation of the CLAT exam.

Arts/Humanities is one of the best streams for CLAT, making it easier for students to grasp the sections.

The exam's difficulty level is determined by the candidate's mentality and amount of preparation. If you are well-prepared for all topics, it will be easy to answer any question in the test. Candidates must also ensure that they do not feel nervous while taking the exam. This helps them answer all questions better.

The exam date for CLAT 2026 is December 7, 2025(Sunday).

No, an LLM degree cannot be pursued in distance mode or online mode.

If you want to practice law at a firm, the LL.M. degree is preferable. If you want to apply your legal knowledge in the business sector rather than practice law or work as an in-house counsel, an MBA is a better option.

One must find a way to compare between the 2 types of degrees. However, aspirants can make better choices by evaluating the above-mentioned factors, such as whether a candidate is a graduate or not, time involvement, eligibility criteria, fees, etc.

Social advocacy is the act of supporting a particular cause that is aimed at improving the well-being of a specific group of individuals or targeting a societal problem. “Advocacy” implies defending and upholding the rights of people in the community who cannot afford the same dignity due to any kind of disadvantage or discrimination.

The best strategy to prepare for CLAT Logical Reasoning 2026 is to first comprehend the principles and reasoning, followed by as many practice problems as feasible.

Legal Reasoning assesses applicants' thinking abilities and aptitude for law. This section's purpose is to assess the candidate's problem-solving skills, legal acumen, and research aptitude.

A minimum of one month of constant preparation is required to score minimum qualifying marks in CLAT. If you have thoroughly prepared for all areas, it is quite feasible to pass the exam with a good score.

Except for NLU Delhi, all other NLUs only accept CLAT results for admission. AILET results are used to determine admission to NLU Delhi.

CLAT is conducted for both undergraduate and graduate law programs. CLAT UG is required for admission to 5-year integrated legal programs, whereas CLAT PG is required for admission to LLM programs.

Law of Torts was made suitable to the Indian conditions appeasing the principles of justice, equity, and good conscience and as amended by the Acts of the legislature. However, the origins are linked with the establishment of British courts in India.

Some of the best government law exams after LLB are the Judicial Services Exam, JAG exam, PSU exam, and IBPS law officer exam.

The full form of LPO is Legal Process Outsourcing.

If you are taking the AILET for the first time this year, you will need a strong plan to ensure that your efforts are beneficial. To easily pass this exam, you can take a sample test series and follow the expert-recommended AILET Preparation Tips.

Droupadi Murmu was sworn in as India's 15th President on July 25, 2022. She formerly served as the Governor of Jharkhand from 2015 to 2021.

To sit for the Lower Judiciary Services Exam, a candidate should have an LL.B. degree. The set age limit to take the Lower Judiciary Services Exam is 21-35 years.

AILET 2026 is scheduled on December 14, 2025.

Candidates in the general category must score at least 45%, while SC/ST and PwD candidates must get at least 40%.

Yes, there is. There are eighty(80) seats available for the five-year integrated B.A. LL. B. (Hons.) program.

The CLAT exam's difficulty level is normally reasonable, neither too easy nor too challenging. Check prior year CLAT exam analysis for a thorough idea of the difficulty level of the paper.

CLAT has no passing score criteria. Candidates are chosen based on a combination of merit and preference.

CLAT exam will be conducted in offline, pen-paper-based mode.

The CLAT 2026 online application form is live from August 1, 2025 at consortiumofnlus.ac.in, and candidates must complete a single application form for all participating NLUs

Yes, you can apply for CLAT 2027. However, you would be required to present your Class 12 passing certificates at admission.

While there is no hard and fast rule to take the mock tests for CLAT, our experts suggest to take 3 mocks a week until October. All the mocks should be properly analyzed and mistakes must be reviewed to avoid making the same mistake again. After October, one must focus all their energies to revising the syllabus and the mistakes.

As per the past year's trends, 90+ is a good score in CLAT 2026, to secure a seat in the top NLUs.

Yes. Other Law Schools/Universities accept CLAT scores for admissions. Some of the top universities include: - Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi - Institute of Law, Nirma University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. - University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. - NMIMS University, Mumbai

Any entrance exam is easy or difficult based on how well a student has prepared for the exam. Explore the free resources available in the CLAT freezone and begin your preparation.

CLAT freezone has full length mocks, Sectional tests, & Tests ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Students can assess all the resources for FREE.

The CLAT Bootcamp will be led by some of the most respected and experienced faculty in the legal education community, known for mentoring thousands of successful NLU aspirants.

You just need to register for it via the registration form on the page, and it will redirect you to the payment gateway. If you are an LST student already, the Bootcamp is free for you, you do not need to register.

Yes! The AILET 2026 admit Card is now OUT! Candidates must log in with their registration credentials to download it.

No. NLU D does not accept the CLAT for admission. NLU Delhi administers its own All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). Every year, over 70,000 students take the CLAT, whereas approximately 18,000 candidates take the AILET test.

NLU Delhi will conduct AILET on December 14, 2025.

Once the application process begins, you can apply online at the CET Cell, Maharashtra's official website - cetcell.mahacet.org.

Once the application process begins, you can apply online at the CET Cell, Maharashtra official website - cetcell.mahacet.org.

No, there is no negative marking in MH-CET Law for incorrect answers. So, try to attempt all the questions in the exam

A good score depends on the year’s cutoff, but aiming above 90-100 marks generally improves chances for top law colleges.

Yes, solving previous year papers helps understand the exam pattern, question trends, and improves time management.

The mock tests in the test series are based on important exams: CLAT, AILET, SLAT, MHCET-law, NLAT and PU Law.

Mock tests will always be based on new pattern. Relevance is of utmost significance for us.

For CLAT and AILET mock tests, there are scheduled dates on which one has to write. If you miss, you get access to the same mock later as per schedule.

Yes, visit your closest center for a thorough CLAT mock test-taking experience.

Each student should know their own strong and weak areas. They should work on them with the help of LST Study Material to excel in the test. Once the student is clear about their strengths and weaknesses, they should attempt the stronger areas first and avoid the weaker areas, considering the negative marking scheme in the CLAT paper. This will also help students to form their own strategy.

With top AIRs in both CLAT AILET 2024, our LST study material is among the most reliable and trusted among aspirants. Besides the study material being accessible everywhere and at all times, our correspondence students can also get their queries resolved promptly and satisfactorily by our expert faculty team at support@careerlauncher.com.

The online CLAT classes range from two months (express program) to two years (span program), and the wide variety covers all law entrances like CLAT, AILET, MHCET, SLAT, and more. One session lasts for 120 minutes, and the syllabus is covered a few months/weeks in advance, depending on the duration of the program.

Yes, you would. The big batch size adds to the strength of this CLAT coaching. When the sharpest and brightest minds of the country get together, you get to understand the diverse aspects of the same topic. The peer doubt-clearing and study groups help build aptitude quickly.

Yes, the idea is to emulate the classroom experience wherein you can get back to the faculty during the class in case of any doubts or queries regarding that particular session. In this case, your doubts can be typed in during the session. In case you have a doubt later on you can write to support@careerlauncher.com and your doubt shall be cleared within 72 hours. If the volume of doubts is high then you should accumulate them and write once a fortnight with the doubts. In such a case the time taken might be a little higher than that stated above.

A typical LST session for CLAT is conducted for two hours. The students are acquainted with the basic concepts of the topic at hand, with the help of examples. A lot of emphasis is laid on practice and mock tests, which are considered the key to cracking competitive exams. Class exercises are handed over to students, and are followed by rigorous discussions.

LST's Classroom coaching programs have been specifically designed to facilitate CLAT/ AILET preparation for different kinds of aspirants. LST-Span is a two-year program (ideal for Class X students), LST Plus is a one-year program (ideal for class XI students), and LST Express is a crash course meant for taking a few months before the test. The 8-10 month-long LST Bullet program streamlines students who are retaking CLAT/AILET.

Yes, students receive lot of sectional and topic tests as well to streamline their preparation.

A student receives a total of 13 books for their law entrance preparation in this course.

There are approximately a total of 960 seats in NMIMIS for law aspirants.

The NLAT 2026 exam will last for 120 minutes (2 hours).

The registration deadline for NMIMS-LAT is in March of the exam year.

To apply for SLAT 2026, candidates must have passed a class 12 or equivalent test with a minimum of 45% from a recognized board.

Candidates will be chosen for the admission process based on their SLAT,-WAT, and Personal Interview results.

SLAT stands for Symbiosis Law Admission Test, which is conducted once every year by Symbiosis International University (SIU).

For BA LL.B (Hons), candidates must have passed Class 12 (or be appearing in 2025–26) with at least 45% marks (40% for SC/ST/PwD). For LL.M, candidates must have an LL.B degree with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PwD). There is no age limit

CLAT 2027 UG exam will be conducted in offline (pen-and-paper) mode with 120 passage-based MCQs, a duration of 2 hours, +1 mark for each correct answer, and 0.25 marks deduction for every incorrect answer.

There are many entrance examinations which are accepted by law schools. The top exams are: CLAT, AILET, NLAT, SLAT, MAH-CET Law, LSAT—India™, etc.

CLAT scores are accepted by the top 25 NLUs in India, whereas LNAT scores are accepted by JGLS from 2024. Both exams are important for a law aspirant.

No. All legal principles required to answer the questions are provided in the passages. You only need to interpret and apply them logically.

CLAT and AILET can be considered the biggest law exams in India as top national universities in India accept them.

Yes. There are many other exams apart from CLAT that open up the door to a law degree, such as SLAT, NMIMS-LAT, MH-CET(Law), etc.

On average: English: 22–26 Current Affairs & GK: 28–32 Legal Reasoning: 28–32 Logical Reasoning: 22–26 Quantitative Techniques: 10–14 Total: 120 questions

The top law entrance exams after class 12 are CLAT, AILET, NLAT, SLAT, MAH-CET Law, LNAT, CULEE, etc.

Alongside 25 NLUs, many private and government universities accept CLAT scores.

CLAT happens in December every year.

The Quantitative section includes arithmetic and data-based topics like Percentages, Ratios, Profit & Loss, Averages, Data Interpretation, Time & Work, and Mensuration.

It is one of the heaviest-weight sections in CLAT. Questions focus on recent national and international events, awards, government schemes, the environment, and socio-economic issues.

CLAT is a pen-and-paper based test, i.e, an offline exam.

Yes, but indirectly. Grammar and vocabulary are tested through reading comprehension passages and related questions rather than standalone grammar exercises.

B.B.A. LL.B. is Bachelor of Business Administration- Bachelor of Legislative Law–an integrated dual-degree program. B.A. LL.B. is Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Legislative Law–an integrated law degree with Arts and Law topics and lasts five years.

Yes. Many students clear CLAT through self-study by following a disciplined routine, solving mock tests, and staying updated with current affairs.

The full form of LL.B. is Bachelors of Legislative Law or Legum Baccalaureus in Latin.

Jindal Global Law School is a private law school that stands among the top law colleges in the country. Known for its stellar faculty, rigorous curriculum, and global reputation, JGLS exclusively accepts LSAT—India™ for admission.

Other law entrance tests (OLETs), besides CLAT and AILET, are included in this category: SLAT, MAH-CET (LAW), CULEE, and NLAT.

CLAT and AILET are gateways to entry into the top national law universities in the country. CLAT scores are accepted by 25 NLUs and other private and government-backed law schools, whereas AILET scores are accepted only by NLU Delhi. So, both exams are equally important.

NLU Delhi is one of the two NLUs that conduct their separate exams. To get admission into NLU Delhi, a candidate must take the All India Law Entrance Test(AILET).

These can appear in Logical Reasoning, usually within passage-based reasoning sets.

One cannot become an advocate after Class 12. Instead, one can choose LL.B. or B.A. LL.B. in graduation, which will open the path to becoming a lawyer or an advocate.

One cannot become a judge after Class 12. Instead, an aspirant can enrol for a 5-Year LL.B. or B.A. LL.B. course, which will open the path to becoming a judge.