CLAT 2024 provisional answer key released
Today, December 4, the Consortium of NLU issued the CLAT 2024 provisional answer key. Examinees who took the test can view the solution key on consortiumofnlus.ac.in, the official website. Students have until tomorrow, December 5, to voice any issues they may have to the answer key. It will be open till nine in the morning.
“Candidates who appeared on December 3, 2023, for the UG and PG CLAT 2024 may submit any objections they may have on the Consortium website. “On Monday, December 4, 2023, at 9:00 A.M., the portal for objection(s) will open,” the Consortium stated in its formal notification.
“On Tuesday, December 5, 2023, at 9:00 A.M., the objections portal will shut down, and access to the objections portal link will be deactivated. After this time, no further objections can be made will be accepted, it stated. To voice complaints, candidates must pay a cost of Rs. 1000 for each question.
The notice indicated that the fee will be reimbursed or remitted to the original account in the event that the objection is upheld. There are four distinct sets of question booklets available that will be utilized in the CLAT 2024.
The Consortium additionally said that students must add their objections regarding the appropriate Question Number(s) from the provided Question Booklets (*)A, (\)B, (O)C, and (#)D, and must tally question numbers from their Question Booklets with their respective Question Books. How to Verify the CLAT 2024 Provisional Answer Key:
At first Begin by accessing the official website – consortiumofnlus.ac.in. In next step locate and click on the CLAT 2024 link provided. Then a new page will open displaying relevant information. After that look for the section regarding objections, provisional answer keys, and select it.
At last the provisional answer key will be presented for your review. Compare your responses to calculate your score accurately.” The country’s 23 National Law Universities offer undergraduate (UG) and graduate (PG) legal programs, with admittance to these programs determined by a national entrance exam known as CLAT.
93.92% of applicants who registered for the CLAT 2024 Postgraduate test and 97.03% of candidates who enrolled for the CLAT 2024 Undergraduate test took the test this year. On December 3, 139 test centers spread across 25 states and 4 union territories in India hosted the exam.
According to the consortium, “this can be attributed to the CLAT’s move from June to December, which enabled maximum candidates to appear in the exams.” Candidates will receive one mark for a correct response and minus 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer, according to the marking scheme.
According to Assistant Vice President of Career Launcher Amitendra Kumar, the paper this year was modest in length and generally easy. “It is believed that this year’s paper is simpler than previous years. In conclusion, greater cutoffs could result from the paper’s perceived ease of use. Cutoffs for the top three NLUs are expected to be between 88 and 90, while mid-level NLUs might have cutoffs between 75 and 78, according to Kumar.”
Contrary to popular belief, the CLAT 2024 document was simple to moderate. “A good score for one of the Top 3 National Law Schools is 90+, and 105+ is a good number of attempts,” stated Harsh Gagrani, co-founder of LegalEdge by Toprankers.
Record numbers of candidates registered for the CLAT 2024 took the PG exam, accounting for 93.92% of the total, and 97.03% of the UG exam. Those who pass the exam can seek to be admitted to one of the participating NLUs for the 2024–2025 academic year. Following the release of the results, more information about the counseling procedure will be provided.
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