The detailed CLAT 2025 exam Analysis by LegalEdge has been published in online mode. Harsh Gagrani, Co-Founder of LegalEdge by Toprankers has detailed out the key points of the exam, difficulty level of each section, good attempts, expected cutoff and other relevant details related to the exam conducted on December 1, 2024. The CLAT 2025 exam analysis gives candidates deep insights about the difficulty level of the exam. CLAT 2025 was conducted today in 139 centres across the country.
Following the release of the CLAT 2025 sample paper by the Consortium, there was much anticipation about the difficulty level of the actual exam. Against all expectations, the overall paper turned out to be easy. There were a few surprises, though. One notable deviation from previous years was a question on Analytical Reasoning. The passages in the exam were short and the questions were straightforward.
A good number of attempts would be 105+, and cutoffs are expected to be higher.
CLAT 2025 Detailed Exam Analysis by Harsh Gagrani
Here’s a section-wise analysis of the CLAT 2025 paper:
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English Language: Easy
The CLAT 2025 English Language section featured contextual questions. There was a passage on "How to Improve Your Life." The questions were direct and did not require extensive interpretation, making it a scoring section for most aspirants.
Logical Reasoning: Moderate
Logical Reasoning featured a mix of Analytical Reasoning and Critical Reasoning questions. The Analytical Reasoning section featured a seating arrangement question, which was a noteworthy deviation from previous year's papers.
Legal Reasoning: Easy
Passages included topics like valid and invalid contracts, the right to privacy, and the 42nd Amendment. Many questions combined General Knowledge and Legal Comprehension, requiring students to apply both legal principles and factual knowledge.
Current Affairs/GK: Easy
The General Knowledge section touched upon pivotal topics like Article 370, Civil Disobedience, the Shakti Scheme, and the Olympics. While some questions allowed derivation from the passages, others required knowledge of current affairs and historical events.
Quantitative Techniques: Moderate
This section stood out for being particularly time-consuming. Questions focused on topics like dearness allowance, time, and percentage-based calculations. While the problems were solvable, managing time effectively was critical for scoring well in this section.
Conclusion
CLAT 2025 maintained a balanced approach, with sections offering both scoring opportunities and challenges. While concise passages provided relief, areas requiring extra knowledge and time-consuming calculations could have created hurdles for some aspirants. Accuracy will play a huge role, and minor mistakes might cost aspirants more compared to a difficult paper, as scores of aspirants would likely be much closer to each other.