What type of questions are asked in CLAT exam?

The CLAT Exam 2026 will carry 120 questions. UG CLAT syllabus 2026 consist of five sections - English language, General knowledge and current affairs, legal aptitude, logical reasoning and quantitative abilities. The CLAT LLM syllabus consist of topics from common law subjects of LLB programmes.
The kind of questions asked in the CLAT exam are related to Current Affairs, including General Knowledge, English Language, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Techniques and Legal Reasoning. Take a look at this:
Subjects | Number of Questions | Weightage (%) |
Current Affairs, including General Knowledge | 35-39 | 25% |
English Language | 28-32 | 20% |
Logical Reasoning | 28-32 | 20% |
Quantitative Techniques | 13-17 | 10% |
Legal Reasoning | 35-39 | 25% |
Total | 120 questions | 120 marks |
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No, both are different exams, but both are conducted nationwide. CUET LLB will be conducted by NTA, while CLAT 2027 will be conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities.
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