Hii

CLAT is the entrance exam for both UG and PG Law courses. The CLAT applications have been started. The Official is is now live and you can visit the site and start your registration. The last date for registration is 31st March.
Here is the official link for CLAT 2019
https://clatconsortiumofnlu.ac.in/register.html

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• 10+2 Qualifying examination marks sheet

• Birth Certificate or Passport

• High School marks-sheet

• Candidates signature (Prescribed size)

• Recent colored passport sized photograph

• Disability Certificate for Physically handicapped candidates

• Category Certificate for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC category

• Special Category Certificate of Bihar; Dependent of Freedom Fighter of Bihar and Kashmiri migrant (if applicable)

• NRI/NRI sponsored candidate (if applicable)

• Domicile certificate under State Quota (if applicable)

• The total marks for the CLAT 2019  postgraduate programmes will be 150 marks.
• It will be conducted in online mode.
• The mode of the question paper will be English.
• Each question will carry 1 mark each.
• Questions would be MCQs where the candidates will be required to choose one option out of the four options given.
• There will be a negative marking of 0.25 marks and 0 marks will be awarded to non-attempted questions

If you want to apply for CLAT PG, Final year students are eligible to apply for CLAT PG provided you get a minimum 55% (general) or 50% (SC/ST) marks in your LLB, Integrated LLB or equivalent exam.

You can check the further eligibility with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

Good Luck!

Hello Zainab, 

So as per the news reports, it has been decided that some subjective portion will be included in CLAT 2019. The details would be worked out soon.

You can get a clear view of the same news through this link attached below.

https://www.livelaw.in/breaking-clat-2019-goes-offline-subjective-portion-in-pg-clat-permanent-clat-website-consortium-of-nlus-decides/

Hope this would be helpful.

Heyy Sakshi....

Yes you can definitely. These are the exam that are taken into consideration for its admission : CLAT PG, AILET PG, ILI CAT, IPU CET etc. Also you need to fulfill the basic criterion of eligibility for application to the course is an L.L.B (Bachelor of Law) or equivalent degree from a recognized university.

Hey.

The application process for CLAT PG 2019 is supposed to start in the month of January only and will continue till the month of March. The application has not been released as of yet. So you can expect it to be released within the coming month. You can use the link belwo for updates regarding the same.

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat-pg

Best of luck

Hello Shubhani,

CLAT LLM 2019 application form is expected to be released in this week anytime. Pls keep checking the official website or visit our website www.careers 360.com.

Hello Naim,

The application form for CLAT PG 2019 will be available from the first week of January 2019 and the last date to submit the application form is March 31, 2019. the form will be available online. The exam will be held on May 12, 2019. 

Through CLAT UG candidates can get admission into 5-year LLB programmes of participating NLUs and affiliated colleges. On the other hand, through CLAT PG, candidates can gain admission into LLM programmes of participating NLUs and affiliated colleges. To get detailed answer on the difference between CLAT UG and PG , you can check here.

Dear Isha, As per the CLAT PG Eligibility Criteria 2019, a candidate needs to possess a bachelor’s degree in law. The law degree of law programme should be approved by Bar Council of India. A candidate needs to score at least 55 percent in his/her qualifying degree and the candidates belonging to reserved categories have 5 percent relaxation according to which they need to score 50 percent marks in their qualifying degree of law. Also, there is no age bar to appear in CLAT PG 2019 to seek admission into the postgraduate law programme.

Your score is 54.23 and you haven't mentioned your category. This is a tricky situation. Technically, you will be correct if you round it off to 55%. Ideally that is how percentages are rounded off. Your eligibility depends on which side of 54 you will round your percentage to either the lower side or the greater side. I understand that the application fees is not a small amount. I would suggest you to take a call on this.