The Consortium of National Law Universities has notified a delay in the publication of the CLAT 2025 merit list following the Delhi HC verdict. The delay caused by the ongoing court petitions against CLAT 2025 has led to tense moments among candidates about its impact on their CLAT 2025 results. Due to the change, some candidates may see their CLAT 2025 marks go up by up to 1.25 marks, while some may see their marks drop by up to 1.25. In this article, let’s try to understand how your score in CLAT 2025 is going to shape up after the modification of two answers in the CLAT 2025 final answer key following the court order.
The Delhi HC examined the CLAT 2025 set A answer key and found that the correct answer for Question 14 was Option C instead of Option D as per the final answer key released by the consortium. In the same set, the court found that none of the options given for Question 100 were correct. The court therefore ordered the withdrawal of this question. As per the consortium, the correct answer was Option D (Data Inadequate). Corresponding changes will be made in the two questions in all four sets of the CLAT 2025 answer key.

| Question | Change | Final Answer as per Consortium | Final Answer as per Court Order |
|---|---|---|---|
Question no. 14 | Modified | D | C |
Question no. 100 | Withdrawn | D | Sohan (not a given option) |
The impact on CLAT 2025 results following the Delhi HC verdict will depend on whether candidates attempted the two questions or not, and the options they marked as their answer. The tables given below provide the various scenarios in which the CLAT 2025 marks of the candidate will improve or drop for each of the two questions
Q. No 14
| Candidate Answer | Marks Awarded for Revision | Impact on Negative Marks Due to Revision | Final Impact on CLAT 2025 Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
If your answer is C | +1 mark | +0.25 marks | +1.25 marks |
If your answer is D | -1 mark | -0.25 marks | -1.25 marks |
If your answer is A or B | No change | No change | No change |
Q. No 100
| Candidate Answer | Marks Awarded for Revision | Impact on Negative Marks Due to Revision | Final Impact on CLAT 2025 Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
If your answer is D | -1 mark | 0 | -1 mark |
Any other option | 0 | +0.25 mark | +0.25 marks |
On Question asked by student community
SASTRA Deemed University accepts CLAT scores for admission. They admit students based on CLAT scores as well as class 12 marks, with an aggregate score of 50% in English. Based on these scores, a merit list is published by the university.
SASTRA Deemed University accepts CLAT scores for admission. The eligibility criteria require class 12 marks, with an aggregate score of 50% in English, CLAT scores, and a maximum age limit of 19 years as of August 1, 2025.
With a rank of 3917 in CLAT PG, your best options for an LLM include top private universities that accept CLAT scores, along with CUETPG opportunities. Some of the best non-NLU options are BHU, LPU Jalandhar, UPES Dehradun, etc.
Hello Santosh,
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CLAT is an entrance examination conducted for admissions into law colleges. The qualifying marks vary with the colleges. You should check the details on the website to get a clear idea regarding cut offs for the colleges. You will also get the exam pattern through the article shared.
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