CLAT 2018: Registration, Exam Details Are Here


The CLAT 2018 exam dates are here. The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2018 will be held on May 13. The online application process will begin in January. CLAT 2018 will be conducted by NUALS Kochi for admission in Integrated LLB and LLM courses offered by 19 National Law Universities of India.

In 2017, the examination was conducted by the Chanakya National Law University, Patna. The official website – clat.ac.in has not started functioning yet, however, it will go live in January.

Aspirants all over the country are busy with solving online mock test paper, often worry about all the dates regarding the examination. Well, to ease all worries, here is a complete list regarding the paper, so that you can focus more on your mock test.

Following is the list of all important dates for the exam:
EventsDates
Application form release1st January 2018
Last date to submit the application form31st March 2018
Admit card release20th April 2018
Date of examination13th May 2018 (3:00 PM to 5:00 PM)
Uploading of answer key15th May 2018
Representation, if any, relating to exam, questions or key16th – 18th May 2018
Date for uploading the amended answer key (if required)26th May 2018
Result & merit list release31st May 2018
Release of first indicative seat allocation list7th June 2018
Counselling fee payment & exercising options8th – 12th June 2018
Release of second allotment list16th June 2018
Date for payment of
counselling fee
17th – 19th June 2018
Date for locking of allotted seats after exercising option for shifting or withdrawing from the admission process against the second allotment list17th – 19th June 2018
Last date of withdrawal from the Admission
Process
19th June 2018
Publication of the third allotment list24th June 2018
Payment of full fees by the candidates whose name appear for the first time in the third allotment list to the allotted Universities28th – 30th June 2018
Receiving status of admissions from the participating NLU (s) in the CLAT office4th July 2018
Closing of admission process6th July 2018


 Also Read: Supercharge Your Exam Preparations with E-Mock Papers


Educational qualification:

UG programmes: The candidates must have passed class 12 or its equivalent examination from a recognised board. Those students appearing for their board exams this year can also apply. To be eligible for the entrance exams, the students should score minimum 45 per cent marks (40 per cent in case of SC and ST candidates).

PG programmes: The candidates must have completed a five-year integrated LLB programme or its equivalent degree from a recognised university as prescribed by the participating universities. The candidates should score a minimum of 55 per cent marks. For SC and ST candidates appearing in entrance exams, it is 50 per cent.
The notification does not mention any age limit in its section on eligibility criteria in this career.


Application fees
The application fee will be Rs 4,000 for general, OBC, specially-abled persons and other categories.
For SC and ST category candidates, it is Rs 3,500. The candidates can pay the fees done through debit/credit card and net banking.

Source : https://sabakuch.com/blog/2017/12/26/clat-2018-registration-exam-details/ 

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