CLAT 2020 Exam Analysis with details of each section including difficulty level, type of questions and expected cut off. Read here to know more.
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2020 was held on September 28 in more than 300 test centres all over India. CLAT 2020 was glitch-free exam as conducted in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. The candidates who took the exam found it little bit "lengthy" as the paper pattern was changed this year to comprehensive type. The test-takers expressed that two hours were not sufficient to attempt the examination. However, they also shared that CLAT 2020 question paper difficulty was of moderate level. Read here section-wise paper analysis for CLAT 2020.
Total questions asked in each section of CLAT 2020 was as under:
| Sections |
Questions expected questions |
Actual number of questions |
Number of passages |
|---|---|---|---|
| English |
28 - 32 MCQs | 30 MCQs | 6 passages |
| GK and CA |
35 - 39 MCQs | 36 MCQs | 7 passages |
| Logical Reasoning |
35 - 39 MCQs | 30 MCQs | 5 passages |
| Legal Reasoning |
28 - 32 MCQs | 39 MCQs | 8 passages |
| Quantitative Techniques |
13 - 17 MCQs | 15 MCQs | 3 passages |
| Total |
150 MCQs | 150 MCQs | 29 passages |
As compared to last year, CLAT 2020 did not carry a definite number of questions in each section. Candidates had to attempt a random number of questions in each section. Therefore, if more number of questions were asked in a section they are weak in then it would be difficult for them to score good marks. Moreover, according to the candidates the sections - GK and Mathematics were quite tough than they had expected. Even official mock tests were easier as compared to the actual CLAT 2020 questions paper.
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- CLAT 2020 English Section Analysis
- CLAT 2020 Logical Reasoning Section Analysis
- CLAT 2020 Legal Reasoning Section Analysis
- CLAT 2020 GK and Current Affairs Section Analysis
- CLAT 2020 Quantitative Techniques Section Analysis
- CLAT 2020 Expected Cut off
CLAT 2020 English Section Analysis
The section had lengthy passages and, it was difficult for candidates to read and comprehend. However, the questions in the English section of CLAT 2020 were of moderate level difficulty. There were some easy questions as well based on English vocabulary.
Expected cut off for CLAT 2020 English section - 23-26 marks
CLAT 2020 Logical Reasoning Section Analysis
There were both analytical as well as, critical reasoning based questions based on straight facts of current news and events. Therefore, it was easier to attempt the questions in this section.
Expected cut off for CLAT 2020 Logical Reasoning section - 27-29 marks
CLAT 2020 Legal Reasoning Section Analysis
The legal Reasoning section was based on general awareness of the law, however, there were some twisted questions. The overall difficulty level for this section was moderate to easy.
Expected cut off for CLAT 2020 Legal Reasoning section - 33 - 36 marks
CLAT 2020 GK and Current Affairs Section Analysis
The section was quite tough as it was majorly designed to test a candidate's analytical skills and contemporary knowledge of events.
Expected cut off for CLAT 2020 GK and Current Affairs section - 25-28 marks
CLAT 2020 Quantitative Techniques Section Analysis
The section had tricky questions as compared with official mock tests and candidates overall preparation. There were some complicated questions based on dimensions and geometry.
Expected cut off for CLAT 2020 Quantitative Techniques - 8 - 12 marks
CLAT 2020 Expected Cut off
After a brief analysis of CLAT question paper, the expected cut off for each section can be determined as under:
| Sections |
Number of questions |
Expected cut off |
|---|---|---|
| English |
30 MCQs | Low cut off marks between 23-26 |
| GK and CA |
36 MCQs | Low cut off marks between 25-28 |
| Logical Reasoning |
30 MCQs | HIgh cut off marks between 27-29 |
| Legal Reasoning |
39 MCQs | HIgh cut off marks between 33 - 36 |
| Quantitative Techniques |
15 MCQs | Low cut off marks between 8 - 12 |
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The CLAT or Common Law Admission Test, is conducted to select candidates for the 5-year Integrated Law Course offered by the National Law Universities across the nation. CLAT PG is conducted to select the candidates for the PG courses.
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No you don't need to memorise every section. Focus on important concepts key provisions definitions and CLAT style application questions. Understanding legal principles is more important than memorising section numbers.
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No, both are different exams, but both are conducted nationwide. CUET LLB will be conducted by NTA, while CLAT 2027 will be conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities.
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No, CLAT is generally considered more difficult than CUET as CLAT exam requires more intense reading and preparation. It also involves intense time pressure as candidates are required to read around 15,000 words across 30 passages before answering the questions.
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