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    Revised CLAT 2025 Results: Understanding Merit List Shifts for Ranks 10,000-15,000 with Change of 1-2 Marks
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    Revised CLAT 2025 Results: Understanding Merit List Shifts for Ranks 10,000-15,000 with Change of 1-2 Marks

    Sumeet SudarshanUpdated on 20 Feb 2025, 04:55 PM IST

    In an earlier verdict delivered by a single-judge bench of the Delhi HC on December 20, which was later upheld by the division bench, two answers in the CLAT 2025 answer key were modified. Even a change of 1.25 marks per question due to the changes can lead to significant shifts in the candidate’s rank in the CLAT 2025 merit list. In this article, let’s try to understand how the candidate’s rank in the revised results will shift between ranks 10000 to 15000.

    Revised CLAT 2025 Results: Understanding Merit List Shifts for Ranks 10,000-15,000 with Change of 1-2 Marks
    Revised CLAT 2025 Results: Understanding Merit List Shifts for Ranks 10,000-15,000 with Change of 1-2 Marks

    The Delhi High Court will hear all the petitions pertaining to CLAT 2025 again on March 3, 2025. It remains to be seen whether it sticks to its earlier verdict and CLAT results will be revised.

    Impact of HC Verdict on CLAT 2025 Score

    As per the Delhi HC verdict delivered earlier, the answer to Q.no 14 in Set A was changed from D to C while Q. no 100 was withdrawn altogether. Corresponding changes were made in other sets of the CLAT 2025 question paper. The tables given below provide details about how the final CLAT score of the candidate will change due to the revised answer key.

    Question No. 14

    Candidate’sAnswer

    Marks Awarded for Revision

    Impact on Negative Marks Due to Revision

    Impact on Final CLAT 2025 Score

    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

    Nil

    Nil

    Nil

    Question No. 100

    Candidate’s Answer

    Marks Awarded for Revision

    Impact on Negative Marks Due to Revision

    Impact on Final CLAT 2025 Score

    If your answer is D

    -1 mark

    0

    -1 mark

    Any other option

    0

    +0.25 mark

    +0.25 marks

    Impact of Revised Results on the Final CLAT 2025 Score

    The table given below shows the impact of the revised CLAT 2025 results in various permutations depending on whether the candidate attempted the questions and which answers were marked.

    It can be observed from the table below that the candidate’s final score can fluctuate between earning 1.5 marks in the best-case scenario and losing 2.25 marks in the worst-case scenario.

    Final CLAT 2025 Score After Revision

    Case Scenario

    Q. No 14

    Q. 100

    Final Score

    Answer C for Q. 14 and Answer D for Q. no 100

    +1.25 marks

    -1 mark

    +0.25 marks

    Answer C for Q. 14 and Any other option other than D for Q. 100

    +1.25 marks

    +0.25 marks

    +1.5 marks

    Answer D for Q. 14 and Answer D for Q. no 100

    -1.25 marks

    -1 mark

    -2.25 marks

    Answer D for Q. 14 and Any other option other than D for Q. 100

    -1.25 marks

    +0.25 marks

    -1 mark

    Answer A or B for Q. 14 and Answer D for Q. no 100

    Nil

    -1 mark

    -1 mark

    Answer A or B for Q. 14 and Any other option other than D for Q. 100


    Nil

    +0.25 marks

    +0.25 marks

    Impact of Revised Results on CLAT 2025 Merit List Rank 10000 to 15000

    The table given below provides the marks vs rank comparison for CLAT rank 10000 to 15000. Candidates can study the table in conjunction with the changes in marks due to the modification of the answer key.

    Revised Result Impact on Candidate’s Rank 10000 to 15000

    Rank

    Expected Score

    Expected Revised Score in Best Case Scenario (+1.5 marks)

    Expected Revised Rank in Best Case Scenario

    Expected Revised Score in Worst Case Scenario (-2.25 marks)

    Expected Revised Rank in Worst Case Scenario


    10000

    72

    73.50

    8800

    69.75

    11600

    11000

    70.5

    72

    10000

    68.25

    12700

    12000

    69.25

    70.75

    10800

    67

    13700

    13000

    68

    69.50

    11700

    65.75

    14700

    14000

    66.75

    68.25

    12700

    64.50

    15800

    15000

    65.50

    67

    13700

    63.25

    16800

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