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To check the CLAT 2026 application status, follow these steps:Visit the Official Website:Go to the official website of the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) – consortiumofnlus.ac.in.Log In to Your Account:Use your registered mobile number/email ID and password to log in to your candidate portal.Access Application Dashboard:Once logged in, navigate to the section labeled "My Applications" or "Application Status".View Application Status:Your application status will be displayed, indicating whether the form is submitted, pending, or if there are any incomplete sections.Check Payment Confirmation:Ensure that the application fee payment has been processed successfully. If necessary, download the payment receipt for reference.Contact Support (If Needed):If there are discrepancies or issues, contact the support team via the helpline provided on the website.By following these steps, you can easily track the status of your CLAT 2026 application.

The eligibility criteria for the CLAT 2026 exam are as follows:For CLAT UG (Undergraduate) 2026Educational Qualification: Candidates must have passed Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board.Minimum Marks Requirement:General/OBC category: Minimum 45% marks in Class 12.SC/ST category: Minimum 40% marks in Class 12.Appearing Candidates: Students appearing for Class 12 in 2026 are also eligible to apply, provided they submit proof of passing the qualifying exam at the time of admission.For CLAT PG (Postgraduate) 2026Educational Qualification: Candidates must have completed an LL.B. degree or equivalent from a recognised university.Minimum Marks Requirement:General/OBC category: Minimum 50% marks in LL.B.SC/ST category: Minimum 45% marks in LL.B.Appearing Candidates: Final-year law students are eligible to apply but must provide proof of qualification at the time of admission.Age LimitThere is no upper age limit for either the UG or PG CLAT examination.Candidates meeting these criteria can apply for the CLAT 2026 exam.

Hello I hope you are doing fine As you are asking for the chapter wise weightage of physics in JEE Mains so here is information for you: From electrostatic, capacitors, simple harmonic motion, sound waves, elasticity, error in measurements, circular motion, electromagnetic waves, semi conductor, the number of questions from least chapters is only one and the weightage in percent is 3.3%. From magnetic effect of current and magnetism, alternating current, kinematics, work energy and power, laws of motion, centre of mass, rotational dynamics, modern physics, wave optics, number of questions from these chapters is to only and the weightage in percentage is 6.6%. And from the current electricity, the number of question is 3 and the weighted in percentage is 9.9%I hope my answer will help you Best of luck and stress strong 

The AEEE exam is conducted in a computer-based test (CBT) mode, which means that candidates will take the exam entirely on a computer at designated test centers. Unlike traditional paper-based exams, the questions in AEEE are presented on the screen, and candidates interact with the exam interface to select their answers.One significant aspect of the AEEE CBT format is that after the exam concludes, candidates will not be provided with a hardcopy of the questions they faced during the test. This means that, unlike paper-based exams where students may receive a printed copy of the question paper for review or further study, AEEE candidates do not have access to the actual exam questions once the test is over.