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CLAT 2027 Syllabus 2026

CLAT 2027L.L.BExam: offlineApplication: onlinestate level
Application opens3 Aug 2026
Apply by7 Nov 2026
Exam date6 Dec 2026
Result15 Dec 2026
CLAT 2027

Syllabus

The CLAT 2026 syllabus was divided into five sections for UG candidates and one objective section covering various legal subjects for PG candidates.

UG 2026 Syllabus

1. English Language

  • Reading Comprehension

  • Vocabulary

  • Synonyms and Antonyms

  • Main Idea and Theme

  • Inference-Based Questions

  • Sentence Interpretation

  • Arguments and Viewpoints

  • Passage-Based Questions

2. Current Affairs Including General Knowledge

  • National Current Affairs

  • International Current Affairs

  • Government Policies and Schemes

  • Important Legal Developments

  • Awards and Honours

  • Sports News

  • Important Historical Events

  • Arts and Culture

  • International Organisations

  • Economic Developments

3. Legal Reasoning

  • Legal Principles

  • Constitutional Law Basics

  • Fundamental Rights

  • Legal Maxims

  • Law and Public Policy

  • Legal Scenarios

  • Application of Legal Principles

  • Important Legal Developments

4. Logical Reasoning

  • Critical Reasoning

  • Arguments and Conclusions

  • Assumptions

  • Inference-Based Questions

  • Strengthening and Weakening Arguments

  • Analogies

  • Logical Relationships

  • Passage-Based Reasoning

5. Quantitative Techniques

  • Number System

  • Percentage

  • Ratio and Proportion

  • Average

  • Profit and Loss

  • Simple and Compound Interest

  • Basic Algebra

  • Mensuration

  • Statistical Estimation

  • Data Interpretation

CLAT PG 2026 Syllabus

  • Constitutional Law

  • Jurisprudence

  • Administrative Law

  • Law of Contract

  • Law of Torts

  • Family Law

  • Criminal Law

  • Property Law

  • Company Law

  • Public International Law

  • Tax Law

  • Environmental Law

  • Labour and Industrial Law

Note: The UG examination focused on comprehension, reasoning, and application of information. The PG examination tested legal knowledge and the ability to understand legal passages and judgments.