UPES Integrated LLB Admissions 2025
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The Consortium of NLUs has released the CLAT 2025 admit card on November 15, 2024 at 10:30 am. Candidates can download their CLAT admitcard 2025 at consortiumofnlus.ac.in. The admit card will be available for download through the candidate login of CLAT 2025 using their mobile number and password. The admit card of CLAT is an important document and no candidate will be allowed entry without it. The CLAT admit card comprises important details like name, parent’s name, detailed exam centre address and most importantly CLAT 2025 admit card exam day instructions.
The CLAT 2025 admit card will be available for download at Consortium’s official website - consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Candidates can download their admit cards only through the candidate login. On the sign in page, candidates must enter their mobile number and password. On the candidate dashboard, the option to “download admit card” will be given in the bottom left corner. On clicking the “download admit card” link the hall ticket PDF will appear on the screen.
Below are the important exam day instructions for CLAT 2025 exam:
Candidates are permitted to enter the Test Centre premises from 01:00 P.M. onwards and shall be seated at their respective seats in the Hall/Classroom by 01:30 P.M.
Once the candidate enters the Hall/Classroom, they shall not be permitted to leave the Hall/Classroom before 04:00 P.M.
Candidates shall not be allowed to enter the Hall/Classroom after 2:15 P.M.
The Test is for a 2 (Two) hours duration and shall commence sharp at 2:00 P.M.
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Candidate’s Admit Card (In case, the candidate's photograph is not clear on the Admit Card, the candidate shall bring a self-attested photograph).
Candidate’s Government ID Proof (Candidates shall bring a clear, original Photo ID issued by the Government. The Invigilator will refer to this document to verify the candidate’s identity).
PWDs/ SAPs shall carry their original Disability Certificate to the Test Centre.
Black or Blue Ball Point Pens
Transparent water bottle
An Analogue Watch
The Question Booklet (QB) consists of 120 (One-hundred and twenty) Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and blank pages for rough work. No additional sheet(s) will be provided for rough work.
No clarification can be sought on the QB from anyone during the test. In case of any discrepancy in the QB, candidates should request the Invigilator to replace the QB and OMR Response Sheet. Do not use the previous OMR Response Sheet with the fresh QB.
Candidates shall enter their Admit Card Number on the first page of the QB at the commencement of the test.
Candidates shall have to answer ALL questions in the OMR (carbonised Optical Mark Reader (OMR)) Response Sheet provided along with the QB only. Candidates are advised to READ the detailed instructions provided with the OMR Response Sheet BEFORE the commencement of the test.
All information and answers should be marked using a BLACK / BLUE BallPoint Pen only.
The test is for 120 (One-hundred and twenty) marks. Every right/correct answer secures 1 (One) mark and there shall be a negative marking for the wrong answer and 0.25 (Zero point two five) marks shall be deducted for each wrong answer. There shall be no deductions for Unanswered Questions.
If the candidate shades/darkens more than one circle for a question, or makes any stray marks on the OMR Response Sheet, this shall be considered as double marking and a wrong answer and marks shall be deducted accordingly.
Candidates should write/enter the QB Number and the OMR Response Sheet Number and sign in the space/column provided in the attendance sheet circulated during the test.
Documents to be Retained by the Candidates after the Test
Candidates should retain the Admit Card duly signed by the Invigilator, as the same has to be produced at the time of admissions.
Candidates are permitted to carry/retain the QB and the candidate’s copy of the OMR Response Sheet after the test.
The use of any unfair means during the test shall result in the candidate's disqualification. Possession of Electronic Devices including mobile phones, headphones and digital watches is strictly prohibited in the Test Centre premises. Impersonation or any other fraudulent practice during the test may amount to criminal offence, and will lead to candidate’s disqualification and also penal action shall be initiated against the candidate as per the law.
If a candidate is suffering from an illness, they should carry their medication along with them. If the candidate needs an isolated facility to write the test owing to the nature of the illness, the concerned candidate shall send an email to clat@consortiumofnlus.ac.in at least 48 hours before the test.
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If you want to prepare for the CLAT 2026 LLM exam. You should first understand the CLAT PG exam's syllabus, exam pattern, and weightage of sections like constitutional law and jurisprudence. Also, after that, create a structured study plan with good time management, and focus on your weak areas to improve yourself for the exam. You can also prepare with PYQ and mock tests.
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Yes, the School of Excellence in Law (SOEL) accepts CLAT scores for admissions, and there are cutoffs for different categories. SOEL, part of TNDALU, offers BA LLB (Hons), BBA LLB (Hons), and BCA LLB (Hons) programs. The cutoffs vary based on the category and program.
For the OC category, the cutoff for BA LLB/BBA LLB was 97.750, and for BCA LLB, it was 96.5.
The cutoff can fluctuate based on the number of applicants, the difficulty of the exam, and the number of seats available
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Yes, scholarships are available for CLAT merit holders. Many law schools, including some top institutions, offer financial assistance based on CLAT scores. For example, National Law Universities (NLUs) often offer merit-cum-means scholarships to students who excel in the exam. Additionally, some private organizations and law firms also offer scholarships to top CLAT scorers. The amount and criteria for these scholarships vary, but they usually cover tuition fees or provide financial support for study materials and other expenses.
Currently, CLAT is conducted in various cities across India, but as of now, there are no official test centers outside India, including in the UAE. Students residing abroad typically need to travel to India to appear for the exam. However, rules and centers may change in future, so I suggest keeping an eye on the official CLAT Consortium website, especially when the 2026 notification is released. If traveling to India is challenging, you can plan your trip in advance around the exam date. Also, for NRI or NRI-sponsored seats in Indian law colleges, some universities may have a different selection process that doesn’t require CLAT, so you can explore those options too.
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