CLAT (UG) is a highly competitive exam taken by 65,000+ candidates, of which only 3,500+ eventually secure a seat in an NLU.
To excel, you must thoroughly understand the syllabus and the five CLAT subjects outlined below — that's where every topper starts.
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Every section, broken into the exact topics you need to master.
Focuses on proficiency in reading and comprehending complex texts. Passages of ~450 words from contemporary or historically significant fiction and non-fiction.
Key TopicsTests awareness of domestic and international current affairs, as well as static general knowledge, based on news and journalistic sources.
Key TopicsThe core of the CLAT exam — read passages on legal matters and apply principles to factual situations. No prior legal knowledge required.
Key TopicsEvaluates your ability to identify patterns, logical links and rectify illogical arguments. Includes both critical and analytical reasoning.
Key TopicsTests basic mathematical skills up to the 10th-grade level. The focus is on Data Interpretation rather than complex solving.
Key TopicsDownload the complete syllabus PDF — every section, topic and weightage — and begin preparing the smart way.
Everything aspirants ask about the CLAT syllabus, answered.
Yes — CLAT is the single common entrance for 24 NLUs, so the syllabus and pattern are identical for every participating university.
The exam is now comprehension-based across all sections — every question is set on a passage, testing application over rote memorisation.
No. Legal Reasoning passages provide the principles you need; you apply them to the facts. No prior law study is required.
Up to 10th-grade maths, focused on Data Interpretation. With steady practice it's one of the most scoring sections.
Read a good newspaper daily, follow monthly current-affairs compilations, and revise static GK regularly — our trial includes a GK roadmap.