CLAT Exam Analysis 2020: Check Q&A's Asked in CLAT 2020

The highly competitive Law exam, CLAT 2020 is scheduled for 10th May 2020. Every year the Common Law Admission Test is conducted to offer admissions to 21 National Law Universities across India. To help candidates understand the difficulty level of the exam and different types of questions asked, we have provided a detailed CLAT Exam 2020 here. Go through the complete post for the subject-wise review.

• In CLAT Exam, there are a total of five sections for the UG Program and three sections for the PG program.
• The CLAT 2020 Exam will be conducted in offline mode i.e., pen and paper-based exam. 
• This year, the National Law University, Ranchi is conducting the CLAT Exam for both BA LLB and LLM programs.
• In this article, we have provided a detailed CLAT 2020 Exam Analysis for all subjects. Also, candidates can go through the previous year's analysis for analyzing exam difficulty and questions asked.
• Candidates must ensure to score above the CLAT Cut Off in order to get shortlisted for the counseling process.

CLAT Exam Analysis 2020

The total duration of the CLAT Exam is 2 hours. Candidates are given an OMR sheet to mark their answers. It is completely an offline examination for both the LLB and LLM programs. Candidates can find subject-wise analysis in this post. Also, the exam is scheduled between 03:00 PM to 05:00 PM. Candidates are advised to reach the exam center at least half an hour before the reporting time. 

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CLAT 2019 Exam Analysis (May 26, 2019)

The candidates can check the following table for the information regarding the attempts and difficulty level of the CLAT Exam 2019 as CLAT Paper Analysis 2019:

What did the Students say about CLAT 2019?

• The paper pattern was easy
• Easy to understand.
• One or two maths questions were tricky.
• All the questions were in an expected manner
• The Cut off will be released  once the answer key is out
• The English Section was easy. The students whose basics are clear would easily crack

CLAT Question Paper Point of View: The students who have been studying for a very long time now would be disappointed because of the easiness of the paper.

• The candidates who have just studied for 40-50 days or around that would be happy to see the exam
• All the sections were easy to do
• The question paper was similar to the question paper in 2016.

CLAT Exam Analysis English 2019

• The questions were largely straightforward and didn't really bother the aspirants.
• A good number of attempts: 30+

CLAT Exam Analysis Reasoning 2019

• There were no questions on Critical Reasoning and the section solely comprised of Analytical Reasoning questions.
• A good number of attempts: 30+

CLAT Legal Aptitude Exam Analysis 2019

• Unsurprisingly, pretty much all the questions seemed familiar to the aspirants as they were largely on lines of Previous Years' CLAT and AILET questions.
• Students who had done these thoroughly would get a huge advantage in the Legal Aptitude section.
• Legal Reasoning questions were asked from Contracts, Torts, and Criminal Law and there were a few questions on Miscellaneous Laws as well.
• A good number of attempts: 42+

CLAT Exam Analysis General Knowledge 2019

• The Current Affairs questions were from Science and Tech, Economy, Sports, Books and Authors, Polity, etc.
• The questions were fairly straightforward and anyone reading from monthly or following any of the famous GK websites would not have any issues in acing this section.
• Furthermore, most of the questions were from the Current Affairs of the last 4 months.
• A good number of attempts: 38-40

CLAT Mathematics Exam Analysis 2019

This section comprised of 2-3 questions from a lot of topics, including Time Speed and Distance, Time & Work, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio, Mixtures and Allegations, Calender, etc.

• Unlike the Mathematics section of the last few years (barring 2016), this section was very much doable even for the ones weak in Mathematics. A good number of attempts: 14-15.
• Overall, the paper can be termed as Easy with some topics being Easy to Moderate but not more.
• There certainly were wrong options in one question of Mathematics and 2-3 questions of Logical Reasoning and it remains to be seen as to how they'll deal with the wrong answers.
• The vibes CLAT 2019 gave are very much similar to the ones which were given by CLAT 2016, which was an equally easy paper and the cut-offs are expected to be on similar lines.
• A good number of attempts for the Top 5 National Law Schools shall be 168+ and cut-off for Top 5 National Law Schools is expected to be around 145 marks.