CLAT UG 2026 — Consortium of National Law Universities - Common Law Admission Test (Undergraduate) Free Online Mock Test Series

Prepare for Consortium of National Law Universities - Common Law Admission Test (Undergraduate) (CLAT UG) conducted by Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) with free online mock tests, sectional practice sets, and topic-wise drills on Mock Test Mama. Every practice paper is strictly aligned with the latest official exam pattern (English Language (24 Qs), Current Affairs including General Knowledge (28 Qs), Legal & Constitutional Reasoning (32 Qs), Logical Reasoning (24 Qs), Quantitative Techniques (12 Qs)), marking scheme, and difficulty profile, complete with detailed step-by-step solutions and instant performance analytics.

Conducted by: Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) | Pay Scale: As per official 7th CPC / State Pay Matrix & applicable allowances

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Undergraduate Entrance Test (120 Questions, 120 Marks, 120 Mins)

  • English Language (24 Questions) — Reading Comprehension: Factual and Narrative Passages, Inference, Central Theme and Tone Questions, Contextual Vocabulary from Passages | Grammar & Usage: Error Detection / Spotting Errors, Sentence Improvement and Correction, Active & Passive Voice, Direct & Indirect Speech, Subject-Verb Agreement, Tenses and Prepositions | Vocabulary: Synonyms and Antonyms, Idioms, Phrases and One-Word Substitution, Cloze Test and Fill in the Blanks, Para Jumbles and Sentence Rearrangement
  • Current Affairs including General Knowledge (28 Questions) — Current Affairs: National and International Current Events, Government Schemes, Summits, Awards and Sports, Union Budget, Economic Survey and Reports | Indian Polity: Constitutional Framework, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Parliament, Union & State Executive and Judiciary, Constitutional and Non-Constitutional Bodies, Panchayati Raj | History: Ancient and Medieval Indian History, Art & Culture, Modern Indian History and Indian National Movement | Geography of India: Physical, Riverine, Climatic and Economic Geography of India, Environment, Biodiversity, Ecology and Climate Change | Indian Economy: National Income, Inflation, Fiscal & Monetary Policy, Banking System, RBI Functions, Financial Inclusion and NITI Aayog | General Science: Everyday Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences (Biology), Space, Defence, Biotechnology and IT Advancements
  • Legal & Constitutional Reasoning (32 Questions) — Current Affairs: National and International Current Events, Government Schemes, Summits, Awards and Sports, Union Budget, Economic Survey and Reports | Indian Polity: Constitutional Framework, Fundamental Rights and Duties, Parliament, Union & State Executive and Judiciary, Constitutional and Non-Constitutional Bodies, Panchayati Raj | History: Ancient and Medieval Indian History, Art & Culture, Modern Indian History and Indian National Movement | Geography of India: Physical, Riverine, Climatic and Economic Geography of India, Environment, Biodiversity, Ecology and Climate Change | Indian Economy: National Income, Inflation, Fiscal & Monetary Policy, Banking System, RBI Functions, Financial Inclusion and NITI Aayog | General Science: Everyday Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences (Biology), Space, Defence, Biotechnology and IT Advancements
  • Logical Reasoning (24 Questions) — Logical Reasoning: Syllogism and Coded Inequalities, Blood Relations and Direction & Distance, Order & Ranking and Alpha-Numeric Series, Coding-Decoding and Analogy | Puzzles & Seating Arrangement: Linear and Circular Seating Arrangement, Floor, Box and Scheduling Puzzles, Data Sufficiency and Input-Output | Verbal Reasoning: Statement & Assumptions, Conclusions and Arguments, Cause & Effect and Course of Action, Classification, Venn Diagrams and Non-Verbal Series
  • Quantitative Techniques (12 Questions) — Arithmetic: Percentages, Profit & Loss, Discount, Ratio & Proportion, Partnership, Mixture & Alligation, Simple & Compound Interest, Time & Work, Pipes & Cisterns, Time, Speed & Distance, Averages, Ages and Number System | Algebra: Simplification and Approximation, Linear and Quadratic Equations, Number Series and Algebraic Identities | Geometry & Modern Math: Mensuration (2D & 3D Figures), Triangles, Circles and Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Permutation, Combination & Probability | Data Interpretation: Tabular, Bar Graph, Line Chart and Pie Chart DI, Caselet Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official examination pattern for CLAT UG 2026?

The CLAT UG (Consortium of National Law Universities - Common Law Admission Test (Undergraduate)) examination conducted by Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) comprises 1 stage(s): Undergraduate Entrance Test (120 Questions, 120 Marks, 120 minutes).

What are the sections and syllabus topics in CLAT UG?

In Undergraduate Entrance Test, the paper is divided into 5 section(s): English Language (24 Qs), Current Affairs including General Knowledge (28 Qs), Legal & Constitutional Reasoning (32 Qs), Logical Reasoning (24 Qs), Quantitative Techniques (12 Qs). Each section tests core conceptual clarity, speed, and analytical application.

Is there negative marking in the CLAT UG exam?

Yes, 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect answer, while each correct response awards +1 mark(s). Unattempted questions carry zero penalty.

In which languages is the CLAT UG mock test series available?

CLAT UG is officially supported in English. On Mock Test Mama, you can practice full-length mock tests, sectional tests, and chapter-wise topic drills in your preferred exam language.

How can I attempt a free CLAT UG online mock test with solutions?

You can start a free full-length CLAT UG mock test immediately on Mock Test Mama (mocktestmama.in) by clicking "Start Free Test" on any Full Mock Set, Sectional Test, or Topic Drill card above—complete with a real CBT timer, instant score report, and step-by-step explanations.