3. Legal Reasoning: Involves passages related to legal matters, public policy, and moral philosophies. You will need to identify legal rules and principles and apply them to hypothetical fact situations

4.Logical Reasoning: Contains short passages that test your ability to recognize arguments, identify premises and conclusions, and critically analyze patterns of reasoning

5.Quantitative Techniques: Consists of short passages of numerical information. You are required to derive, infer, and manipulate numerical data using standard 10th-grade mathematics (e.g., ratios, percentages, basic algebra, and statistics.

• CLAT UG: Candidates must have passed or be appearing for their 10+2 (or equivalent) examination. General category students generally require at least 45% aggregate marks, while SC/ST candidates require 40%. There is no upper age limit.
• CLAT PG: Candidates must hold an LLB degree with at least 50% marks ( 45% for SC/ST candidates)
• The NLU CLAT 2026 admit card is a very crucial document that needs to be carried on the day of the CLAT 2026 exam, i.e, December 07, 2026 (Sunday) The admit card will have all of the candidate's crucial information, such as their roll number, exam centre name, address, reporting time, and other exam instructions that must be followed on the exam day. To get entry at the examination hall, all students must have their NLU CLAT hall ticket/ call letter and any government ID proof with them.
• The CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) for UG admissions is a 2-hour offline (pen-and-paper) exam. It consists of 120 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer yields 1 mark, with a penalty of 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.