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The Delhi High Court conducted the CLAT PG hearing on May 27, 2025. The cases in CLAT PG were heard by a Division Bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela. After hearing the matters, the HC reserved the verdict. The judgement will be delivered in the matter of three questions, namely Q. 21, 57, and 98 from the master booklet. Other than mistakes in the CLAT PG answer key, the petitioners also questioned the high cost of raising objections, which at present is Rs 1000 per objection. It remains to be seen whether the CLAT PG result 2025 will be revised. In this article, get all details of the CLAT PG High Court hearing that ended on May 27.
Petitions were filed by three candidates. The questions were common for petitioners Anam Khan and Ayush Agrawal. While petitioner Nitika had two questions, one of which was a common question with the other petitioners.
The cases primarily pertain to mistakes in the answer key. Initially, a total of 8 questions were challenged. However, the Consortium of NLUs, after holding meetings with the candidates, decided to voluntarily withdraw 4 questions. Of the remaining 4 questions that came up in the CLAT PG hearing on May 27, the challenge to one of the questions was withdrawn by the petitioner’s counsel. The remaining three questions are given in the table below.
The petitioners’ counsels also object to the Rs 1000 per objection fees, which they deem to be too high.
Q no in Master Booklet | Details | Answer as per the Consortium | Answer as per the Candidate |
21 | Question on passage based on the nature of employment/ industry | B | C |
57 | Question on passage based on GST | A | B & D |
98 | Question on passage based on rights and duties | A |
Sl. no. | Parties | Case No. |
1 | Anam Khan Vs Consortium of NLUs | W.P.(C)-2364/2025 WITH LPA 1251/2024 LPA 1250/2024 W.P.(C) 2558/2025 W.P.(C) 2560/2025 W.P.(C) 3369/2025 |
1 | Nitika Vs Consortium of NLUs | W.P.(C) 2558 /2025 |
3 | Ayush Agrawal Vs Consortium of NLUs | W.P.(C)-2560/2025 WITH LPA 1251/2025 LPA 1250/2024 |
Other than the cases in CLAT PG, the high court also took up a case about CLAT UG, where the candidate alleges she was not allowed to underline paragraphs in the question paper that affected her performance in the exam. The case will now be listed in July 2025.
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With a CLAT PG rank of 4649 and CUET PG score of 106 , getting top NLUs or central universities may be difficult. However, you still have good options for pursuing an LLM in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) at private and state-affiliated universities.
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With a CLAT PG rank of 2854, it is challenging to get into NLUs under the general category. You can participate in the CLAT 2026 spot rounds to get a seat under the OBC category at tier 3 NLUs.
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You can check NLU wise marks required in CLAT PG for admissions here .
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You can download the CLAT PG previous year question papers here .
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.
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