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CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test Virtual OMR Sheet & Free Printable A4 PDF

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CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test OMR Sheet & Exam Hall Pattern

The CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test conducted by Consortium of National Law Universities consists of 120 questions for a total testing duration of 120 minutes. Candidates are awarded +1 marks per correct bubble, with 0.25 marks penalized for every incorrect entry.

Key Exam Attribute Official Parameter & Benchmark
Exam / Cadre Name CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test
Conducting Body Consortium of National Law Universities
Exam Classification Law Entrance (No Direct CPC Salary)
Admission / Eligibility Target B.A. LL.B. (Hons) Candidate in 24 National Law Universities
Direct Govt Salary Not Applicable (Entrance / Eligibility Only)
Total Questions & Time 120 Qs in 120 Minutes
Marking Scheme +1 Positive | -0.25 Negative
Typing Test Speed Not Applicable (No DEST typing test)
Age Criteria (General/UR) 17 to 25 Years
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Frequently Asked Questions: CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test OMR Practice

Q1. Does CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test have a 7th CPC government salary slip?

No. CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test is an academic entrance examination / eligibility certification test (Law Entrance) conducted by Consortium of National Law Universities. Candidates clearing this exam qualify for degree admissions or teaching/fellowship eligibility, not a direct government employee salary slip.

Q2. What is the negative marking and question pattern for CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test?

The exam paper consists of 120 multiple-choice questions for a duration of 120 minutes. Candidates receive +1 marks for each correct response, while 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect attempt. Unattempted questions carry zero penalty.

Q3. Is there a typing skill test required for CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test?

No. CLAT does not have a typing test.

Q4. What are the age limits and relaxation criteria for CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test?

General (Unreserved) candidates must be between 17 and 25 years of age. OBC category candidates receive a 3-year upper age relaxation, and SC/ST candidates receive a 5-year upper age relaxation as per Government of India / State Government rules.

Q5. What are the career and progression opportunities after clearing CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test?

Candidates qualifying in CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test secure admission to premier national universities, institutes of national importance, or receive recognized teaching/fellowship certifications, unlocking high-impact professional careers and advanced doctoral research opportunities.

Q6. Can I download and print a free practice OMR sheet for CLAT UG Common Law Admission Test?

Yes! ToppersMarg provides a free 1-click A4 Printable OMR Sheet Generator calibrated with exact 120 bubbles, corner optical alignment marks, roll number grid, and question-category sections mirroring the real exam hall sheet.