CLAT Application Form

CLAT 2024 dates for admission to WBNUJS Kolkata are out. Students seeking admission to UG and PG courses offered at National Law Universities (NLUs) can apply for CLAT 2024 on or before Nov 3, 2023 since the applications are currently ongoing. Only students who fill out the application form as well as, pay the fee are issued admit cards to appear for CLAT exam 2024. Students can log in using their registered mobile number and password to update their preferences in CLAT 2024 application form. Conducted in pen-and-paper mode, candidates have to attempt questions from English, Current Affairs and GK, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Mathematics for UG course, and from Constitutional Law, and other law subjects like Jurisprudence, Torts, IPC, CrPC, CPC, Family Law, and IPR. For admission 2024 at WBNUJS Kolkata, the exam is scheduled for Dec 3, 2023.Candidates who are willing to get into WBNUJS Kolkata for the one-year LLM or five-year LLB course must specific the desired course in the application form.

If you forget the password for your CLAT Login, you can reset it by following the below-mentioned steps: Visit the official website of the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs), the organizing body of CLAT. Click on the 'Login' button on the homepage. Click on the 'Forgot Password' link on the login page. Enter your registered email id or mobile number.You will receive a link on your registered email id or mobile number to reset your password. Click on the link and follow the instructions to reset your password. Alternatively, you can also reset your password by answering your security question, which you would have set during the registration process. If you are still unable to reset your password, you can contact the CLAT helpdesk or the Consortium of NLUs for further assistance.

The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs), the organizing body of CLAT has the right to reject any application form that does not meet the eligibility criteria or contains incorrect or incomplete information. Some of the reasons for the rejection of CLAT application form are:
Incomplete Application: If the application form is not completely filled with all the necessary details, then it may be rejected. Incorrect Information: If any of the details provided in the application form are incorrect, such as name, date of birth, address, etc. , then the application form may be rejected. Non-Payment of Application Fee: If the application fee is not paid, or the payment is incomplete, then the application form may be rejected. Submission After the Deadline: If the application form is submitted after the last date of submission, then the application form may be rejected.
Not Meeting the Eligibility Criteria: If the candidate does not meet the eligibility criteria specified for the exam, such as age limit, educational qualification, etc. , then the application form may be rejected. It is important for candidates to carefully read and follow the instructions given in the CLAT information brochure while filling in the application form. They should also ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria and provide correct and complete information in the application form to avoid rejection.

Yes, the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs), the organizing body of CLAT usually provides a correction window for CLAT application form. The correction window allows candidates to make changes or edit certain details in their submitted application form if they have made any mistakes or errors. However, the exact dates for the correction window are announced by the Consortium after the closure of the CLAT application process. It is important to note that the correction window is usually open for a limited period of time, and candidates should make the necessary changes within the given timeline. It is advisable to carefully fill in the CLAT application form and double-check all the details before submitting it to avoid any mistakes. If you have made any errors or need to make any changes, you can make use of the correction window provided by the Consortium.