CLAT 2023 admit card to be out on December 6, Check detailed schedule for answer key and rank list

A detailed schedule for CLAT 2023 key events including, admit card, answer key, and application correction is out now. Check CLAT 2023 exam dates for all events here.

The Consortium of NLUs has published key dates for CLAT 2023 events including admit card and answer keys availability on December 1, 2022. The admit card of CLAT 2023 will be issued to all registered candidates on December 6, 2022. Moreover, the candidates will also be able to update their preferences among participating National Law Universities in their application form of CLAT 2023 till December 6, 2022.

Futher events of CLAT 2023 will be held as per the schedule below: 

Events	CLAT 2023 dates
Release of CLAT 2023 Admit Cards	06-Dec-2022
Candidates to fill their Admission Preferences to National Law Universities (NLUs)	06-Dec-2022
Release of the Provisional Answer Key	18-Dec-2022
Inviting Objections on the Provisional Answer Key	19-Dec-2022
Release of the Final Answer Key	24-Dec-2022
Release of the Rank List	Last week of December 2022

The exam authority will share CLAT 2023 exam day schedule mentionining timings along with the admit card only. CLAT 2023 counselling is expected to be held in January 2023, for which the schedule will be published in the last week of December only. 

As of now, candidates can update their details and preferences in CLAT 2023 application form till December 6, 2022. The exam authority also informed candidates, "Should you have any queries, please free to write to us at clat@consortiumofnlus.ac.in or call us on 08047162020."

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