CLAT answer key 2022 to release today. Here's how you can check it

The answer key to the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2022 will be released today. According to the official notification by the Consortium of NLUs, the master question paper and the provisional answer key will be made available on the official website (consortiumofnlus.ac.in). The CLAT 2022 entrance exam was held on June 19.

The CLAT is a national-level entrance exam held for admissions in the 22 National Law Universities in the country. Apart from the NLUs, few private universities also use CLAT as a parameter for admission. Likewise, several public sector units (PSUs) like ONGC, Steel Authority of India, Coal India, BHEL, etc., also consider the CLAT postgraduate results for recruiting personnel for legal positions.

Candidates taking the test for undergraduate admissions need to have passed Secondary School (10+2) from a recognized board, with at least 40% for SC and ST candidates and 45% for other candidates. Those taking CLAT for postgraduate admissions must have a minimum of 45% for SC and ST candidates and 50% for other candidates in their LLB/BL degree from a recognized university. As per the official notification, candidates can raise concerns with the question paper or the answer key on the website. The time window to register concerns will also be announced today.


Following are the steps to download the answer key for CLAT 2022:

1. Visit the official Consortium of NLUs website (click here)
2. Click on the CLAT 2022 Answer Key link on the homepage
3. Enter the required credentials like seat number
4. Cross-check the result displayed on the screen
5. Download the result post verification

CLAT 2022 was held at 131 examination centres across 84 locations in 25 states for undergraduate and postgraduate admissions. About 92% of candidates registered for undergraduate admissions appeared for the exam, while the number for postgraduate admissions stood at 87%. The examination was conducted using support from faculties of participating universities and civil authorities.