CLAT 2023 application window closing soon, Apply correctly before the last date

CLAT 2023 application forms will be closing on November 13, and candidates should apply for undergraduate and postgraduate courses correctly before the last date. Check details here. 

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) application form 2023 is available in online mode till November 13, 2022. Candidates seeking admissions to the National Law Universities through CLAT must fill the form correctly before submitting it. If candidates have already applied for CLAT 2023, then they can login once again to check if any step of application process is incomplete. Moreover, candidates must verify their email address as registered to get notifications regarding CLAT 2023 sample papers, and any modification in the test centre/city list. Recently, Rajkot has been added as one of the test city for CLAT 2023, and candidates who want to appear in the exam from this city, can modify their exam centre preferences accordingly. 

Link to fill, edit and submit the application form of CLAT 2023 - https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/

CLAT Consortium is also releasing sample papers for CLAT 2023 registered candidates, so that they can practice it and gain familiarity on the real-time exam. On the other hand, candidates can also book a slot for Campus Visit Days at their selected NLUs as per the schedule. 

Candidates should check their application forms carefully before submitting, including the fee payment status, to avoid cancellation of application. Moreover, the admit card of CLAT 2023 will be issued to only those who have successfully registered for the exam.

In case of any technical issues or queries, candidates can contact the helpdesk as under: 

Email - clat@consortiumofnlus.ac.in

Phone - 08047162020

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