CLAT legal reasoning practice
Principle and facts questions like the real paper. Apply only the principle given, then read why the answer is right.
Pick a subject
Each set has up to 10 questions, with the answer explained after every one.
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Timed mock test
Full CLAT mock: 120 questions in 2 hours
The clock starts when you begin and the test submits itself when time runs out. Answers stay hidden until the end. Then you get your score, a section-wise breakdown and a full review.
Same pattern as CLAT UG: five passage-based sections (English, Current Affairs and GK, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Techniques), +1 for a correct answer and minus 0.25 for a wrong one. Current affairs passages cover major events from 2023 to mid-2026. Read the news for the latest months too.
Previous-year practice
Practise the topics the real paper asked
The Consortium of NLUs publishes answer keys and the paper format on its site. Its question papers and model papers are shared with registered candidates on the CLAT learning portal, not publicly, so we do not tag CLAT questions by year.
Previous-year topic sets will appear here once official papers are publicly available. Until then, use the full mock above, which follows the official pattern.
Official past papers and keys
Links go only to the official Consortium of NLUs website.
- CLAT UG syllabus and guideSyllabus ↗
- CLAT UG question paper formatFormat ↗
- CLAT 2026 final answer keyAnswer key ↗