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Yes, solving the mock test of CLAT 2026 regularly increases your chances to score good in the exam and also to get fundamental knowledge of various topics asked in the exam. The mock tests/ solving previous years’ question papers will help you in the better application of topics, expanding your knowledge and grasp of the subject. Along with solving mock tests, candidates must also keep track of topics or subjects they struggle with so that they can work on them more.

Candidates should start attempting the CLAT Mock Tests only when they have completed their CLAT Syllabus 2026. Mock tests will help your reading speed, ability to comprehend the passage and to actually understand the questions. Many students end up not performing well in the CLAT Exam even after the best preparation. Hence, it is very much needed to solve the mock tests or previous years’ question papers to know the pattern and also to know the topics you need to work on.

The key benefits of solving CLAT 2026 sample and question papers was that the sample paper contained similar types of questions to the ones asked in the actual CLAT exam. So, by solving the sample papers, the candidate were able to develop problem-solving and time-management skills. Another thing was previous years questions papers helped them to know types of questions asked, marking scheme, difficulty level, etc. With better insights into the exam, the candidate were able to adopt a better strategy for success.

While practicing CLAT mock tests is extremely important, it is also equally important to know how to make best use of them to ensure effective CLAT preparation. Check out some points below to keep in mind while attempting CLAT 2026 mock tests:

• Enroll in a good online mock test series
• Practice at least one mock test everyday along with one previous year CLAT question paper or sample paper
• Be wary of the time while attempting the CLAT mock test. Although there is no sectional time limit, it is advised that you allot fixed time to each section to ensure efficient use of the total two hours for the exam
• After attempting each mock test, note down your weak and strong areas for the exam and work on them accordingly
• After attempting at least five mock tests, sample papers and question papers try to analyse the important topics from which most questions have been asked in the paper. Focus on the important topics more.

To improve CLAT mock score, it is important to take the following measures:

• Practice at least one CLAT mock test daily. The more number of questions you will solve the more chances you will have of scoring better.  
• Try to improve your speed and accuracy while attempting the CLAT mock test
• After attempting a mock test, note down your weak subjects/topics. Focus on your weaker areas more and then attempt the CLAT mock test again

By following these measures you will gradually see an improvement in your overall CLAT mock score. Following the measures will also increase your chances of cracking the CLAT exam with flying colours. 

Candidates must practice as many CLAT 2026 mock tests as possible until the last day. Aspirants can follow the simple tips and tricks given below to score maximum marks:

• Decide the order of attempt

Candidates must identify the order in which they wish to attempt a section so that they don’t waste their time. They should ensure that they follow the same strategy on the exam day too.

• Attempt 110+ questions:

Candidates must try and attempt 110+ questions. On the basis of the difficulty level of the paper, the candidates can decide how many questions they want to attempt. Candidates must not forget that there is a negative marking for each wrong answer. Be very sure of the answers before attempting them to avoid negative markings.

• 3 Sections should be STRONG:

As per the CLAT UG Exam Pattern 2026, there will be five sections.  Candidates must ensure that at least they are strong in three sections. These three sections should be such that you can answer any question asked from it. These three sections should be such that you are sure that you will be able to secure above 80% marks.

• Increase your speed and accuracy

Aspirants must work on their speed and accuracy. This is important so that you can complete your CLAT 2026 Question paper on time. Candidates can work on increasing speed by reading newspapers, solving sectional tests, solving more mock tests, etc.

You should start attempting CLAT mock tests after you have a basic understanding of the syllabus and exam pattern, ideally 2–3 months before the actual exam. Here’s a step-by-step approach:

• Initial Phase (2–3 months before the exam):

Start with topic-wise or sectional mock tests to assess your strengths and weaknesses in different sections (English, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, etc.).
Focus on learning the concepts and solving questions without worrying too much about time.

• Intermediate Phase (1–2 months before the exam):

Begin full-length mock tests at least once a week.
Analyse your performance, review mistakes, and focus on time management.

• Final Phase (Last month before the exam):

Increase the frequency to 3–4 full-length mocks per week.
Practice under strict time conditions to improve speed and accuracy.
Review each mock thoroughly to fine-tune your strategy.
By following this strategy, you can effectively use mock tests to improve your performance and readiness for CLAT.

Students can download CLAT mock tests for free from this page or alternatively from the Consortium of NLUs official website. Consoritum of NLUs mock tests are free and can be downloaded or practiced online. It is very important that CLAT aspirants regularly solve mock tests. It will help them in analyzing their preparation level and also give experience of appearing in the real exam.

It is advised that students solve mock tests in a planned manner. For each subject, students should solve subject/topic wise mock tests during the preparation and solve full length mock tests one month before the exam.