Aspirants who wish to know how to score 100+ marks in CLAT 2027 can check the article below. Every year, more than 60,000 students appear for the CLAT exam to get admission to National Law University (NLUs) across the country. Read below to know CLAT answer key dates to calculate your CLAT 2027 score.
- CLAT 2027 Sectional Weightage
- CLAT 2027 Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme
- CLAT 2027 Expected Questions
- When is the Right Time to Start Preparing for CLAT 2027 to Score 100+?
- Section-wise CLAT 2027 Preparation Tips
CLAT 2027 Sectional Weightage
It is very important to understand the sectional weightage in CLAT question paper. As per the CLAT Exam Pattern, the question paper will have 120 passage-based multiple-choice questions for a total of 120 marks. Candidates can check the section-wise weightage of questions below:
| Sections |
MCQs per section |
Maximum Marks |
Approximate Weightage (in %) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28-32 |
28-32 |
18.66 - 21.33 |
|
| 35-39 |
35-39 |
23.33 - 26 |
|
| 28-32 |
28-32 |
18.66 - 21.33 |
|
| 35-39 |
35-39 |
23.33 - 26 |
|
| Quantitative Techniques (Elementry Mathematics up to Class 10) |
13-17 |
13-17 |
8.66 - 11.33 |
| Total |
120 |
120 |
100% |
Also Read: CLAT Past Year Question Paper with Answers: Download 17 Years CLAT PYQ PDFs
CLAT 2027 Exam Pattern: Marking Scheme
The Consortium of NLUs changed the CLAT Exam Pattern in 2024. Hence, it is unlikely that it will be changes this year. Candidates can check the marking scheme for the UG courses below
| CLAT Marking Parameters |
Marks Awarded |
|---|---|
| Correct answer |
+1 marks |
| Incorrect answer |
-0.25 marks |
| Un-attempted question |
0 marks |
How to Score 100+ in CLAT 2027: Preparation Tips
Preparing for CLAT 2027 Exam requires a strategic approach and consistent effort. Below are some important tips to ensure better scores in the exam-
- Know the exam pattern first.
- Know how to manage your time properly.
- Do practice as many CLAT mock tests as possible.
- Revise regularly.
- Make sure you stay aware of current affairs.
- Work on Your Reading Speed.
- Practice the previous year papers.
CLAT 2027 Expected Questions
The most important part during the CLAT exam preparation is to practice the questions from previous year or other competitive exams. This will provide an idea to the candidates about the expected questions to be asked in the exam. The Consortium provides a facility to the registered candidates to access the previous year papers and CLAT sample papers. The following are some benefits of solving the question papers-
- Provides an overall idea about the exam
- Improves speed to attempt the paper
- Helps to understand the kind of questions asked
Also Read: CLAT Expected Questions for Practice with Solutions: Free PDF Download
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When is the Right Time to Start Preparing for CLAT 2027 to Score 100+?
One of the most asked questions is when to start preparing for the CLAT exam to score 100+ marks. Some of the points are:
- Start way earlier than others.
- Put your main focus on building your core concepts.
- Do attempt mock tests.
- Revise regularly.
Section-wise CLAT 2027 Preparation Tips
To score above 100 in the CLAT exam, aspirants must understand the right preparation strategy for each section.
| Section | Preparation Tips |
|---|---|
| English | To prepare for the English section, read newspapers, practice grammar, and improve your vocabulary. |
| Current Affairs including GK | For the GK and current affairs section, read the newspaper daily, along with some magazines covering wide range of topics such as national and international events, awards, etc. |
| Legal Reasoning | To improve the legal reasoning section, read blogs related to static and current legal issues. Practice related questions from previous year papers or CLAT books available in the market. |
| Logical Reasoning | This section is closely related to the English Language and Legal Reasoning sections. Some of the important topics to prepare include Logic Games, Syllogisms, Relationships and Analogies. |
| Mathematics | Key topics to focus on for the Mathematics section include Basic Algebra, Ratios and Proportions, Mensuration, and Statistics. |
Also Read: How to prepare for CLAT from Class 11- Tips, Tricks & Study-plan
A well-rounded approach to each subject is compulsory to crack CLAT with a high score.

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For the OBC category students under the Home State quota, the CLAT 2026 last round closing ranks varied between 650 and 1657 for admission to law courses at the UG and PG levels. Check out the table below to view the course and specialisations-wise last round cutoff details for the OBC HS category.
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NLU Hyderabad CLAT cutoff 2026 was released across different categories under the AI and HS quotas. For the General Home State quota, the CLAT 2026 last round closing rank for BA LLB (Hons) was 565. Similarly, for the LLM course across multiple specialisations, the cutoff rank stood at 1001. These a
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Yes, most law departments at private and government law colleges in Chennai do not ask for CLAT exam scores for BA LLB after Class 12. Even the top-ranked Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences BA LLB course requires Saveetha Admission Test scores if you haven't sat for the CLAT exam.
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JEE / KCET/ COMEDK (any one exam) is mandatory for applying to Vidyashilp University's BTech (Hons) Programmes. For admissions to the law programmes, submitting CLAT scores is preferred as it enhances their scholarship opportunities. However, it is not mandatory.
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Yes, candidates need to have CLAT score for admission in BA LLB (Hons) programme at SASTRA University. Aspirants must also complete Class 12 from a recognised board in the first attempt with at least 60% aggregate with English as a subject for admission.
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No, in case a candidate has secured a rank in CLAT, then he/she can get admission if they clear the cutoff as mentioned by the VITSOL authorities.
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For CLAT 2026 Category 1 students (General/OBC/PwD/NRI/PIO/OCI), the fee structure has three main components:
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