Law Entrance Exam

No. The initial choice of the National Law Universities for joining cannot be changed after the registration period. The correction period only allows the editing of personal details, academic details, examination centre, and document-related information.

Candidates cannot pay the CLAT application fee offline. The Consortium of National Law Universities requires all fee payments to be made strictly through online modes on their official portal.

No. The CLAT application and registration fees are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances.

Yes. Candidates who are currently in their final year of Class 12 or awaiting results are fully eligible to apply.

Yes. Candidates who are currently in their final year of Class 12 or awaiting results are fully eligible to apply.

No, candidates do not need to send any physical hard copy of online application form/ supporting documents to Consortium of NLUs. The entire form filling and submission process is online.

Candidates should avoid common mistakes shared below.

• Typing name/ DOB incorrectly
• Using inactive contact details
• Ignoring document size and dimension guidelines
• Using outdated certificates
• Confusing state and central certificates

Students must ensure their Name, Date of Birth, and Parents names match their Class 10 school certificates. Small spelling mistakes can lead to disqualification.

Students must ensure their Name, Date of Birth, and Parents names match their Class 10 school certificates. Small spelling mistakes can lead to disqualification.

An old photograph should not be uploaded under any circumstances. Students must upload a current passport size colored photograph (ideally taken within last three months) with a clean white/light-colored background. An old photograph could create problems for you at the time of entering the examination hall.