
CLAT PG 2025 question papers with solutions are available for Sets A, B, C and D. The paper had 120 objective questions based on areas of law studied in the LLB programme. The final-key revision of 10 June 2025 withdrew two questions, reducing the evaluated maximum to 118 marks.
Original practice: three questions on a fictional university rule.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
A fictional university rule requires written reasons before a research grant is withdrawn. In an urgent safety case, payment may be suspended immediately, but written reasons must be sent within 7 days. An appeal may be filed within ten days after those reasons are received. The appeal body may examine whether the rule was followed; it cannot replace the grant policy with a policy it prefers.
| Area | Question focus |
|---|---|
| Securities / company regulation | SEBI functions and regulation-making |
| Evidence and criminal law | Burden of proof and remission |
| Property law | Mortgage by conditional sale and registration |
| Family law | Domestic-violence legislation and relationships |
| Check | Use |
|---|---|
| Year | Keep historical paper rules with the paper |
| Booklet | Match the code and question text, not just the number |
| Key | Use the final applicable revision, not an earlier appended table |
| Short-set maximum | Include every question in the set, including unanswered questions |
Example: 18 correct and six wrong in a thirty-question set = 16.5/30 under +1/-0.25 marking.
They are booklet versions of the same examination. Questions can appear at different numbers, so use the matching set when checking answers. A second set may repeat questions you have already attempted.
Keep the mark, but check the sentence or legal principle supporting the answer. If you were choosing between two options, identify the word or exception that rules out the other one.
Keep the original wording and legal context when solving a previous-year question. Changing the statute or facts can change the answer. Revise later legal developments separately for the upcoming exam.
No. They are original questions based on a fictional university rule. The passage supplies the rule, exception, appeal deadline and limits on the reviewing body.
No. It shows your accuracy on three questions. Rank depends on performance in the full examination and other candidates' scores.
Retry mistakes includes only incorrect and unanswered questions. Restart set brings back all three. Changing an answer clears the previous result.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.