
CLAT 2019 was conducted on May 26, 2019. CLAT 20219 Question paper was easy to attempt as have been reported by the test-takers.
Candidates preparing for CLAT 2026 should check and download the CLAT Previous year question papers to familiarise themselves with the exam pattern, types of questions asked, and topics with high weightage. This will help them plan their CLAT preparation strategy accordingly.
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Candidates can check and download CLAT 2019 Question Paper and Answer key PDFs from the table below.
| CLAT UG Paper | Question Paper PDF | Answer Key PDF |
|---|---|---|
| CLAT 2019 Question Paper with Answer Key Set A | Download here | Download here |
| CLAT 2019 Question Paper with Answer Key Set B | Download here | Download here |
| CLAT 2019 Question Paper with Answer Key Set C | Download here | Download here |
| CLAT 2019 Question Paper with Answer Key Set D | Download here | Download here |
Candidates had to attend 200 multiple-choice questions in CLAT 2019 from five sections, namely, English Language, Quantitative Techniques, Logical Reasoning, Current Affairs and General Knowledge, and Legal Reasoning. Each question carried 1 mark and there was a negative marking of 0.25 for every incorrect answer.
The section-wise CLAT 2019 question paper analysis is given below:
| Subject | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Affairs including General Knowledge | Questions: 50 |
| Legal Aptitude | Questions: 50 |
| English Language | Questions: 40 |
| Logical Reasoning | Questions: 40 |
| Mathematics | Questions: 20 |
CLAT 2019 question paper was reported to be easy to attempt by the examinees. The table below provides a section-wise analysis of the CLAT 2019 Question Paper.
| Sections | Difficulty Level | Ideal Attempt |
|---|---|---|
| Current Affairs including General Knowledge | Moderate | 30-32 |
| Legal Aptitude | Moderate | 34-35 |
| English Language | Easy | 27-28 |
| Logical Reasoning | Easy | 25-27 |
| Mathematics | Easy | 7-8 |
Given below is a thorough section-wise discussion of Important topics of the CLAT 2019 question paper:
| Section | Important Topics |
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| Current Affairs & General Knowledge |
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| Legal Aptitude |
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| English |
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| Logical Reasoning |
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Ques. Is CLAT conducted for 3-Year LLB course?
Ans. No, the CLAT exam is conducted for the five-year LLB course and LLM course admission.
Ques: Which stream is best for CLAT?
Ans. Candidates from any stream i.e. Arts/ Science/ Commerce can appear and qualify for the CLAT exam. No such disadvantage will be there for any stream as the curriculum of the law course covers all subjects from the above-mentioned streams.
Ques: Who is eligible for the CLAT exam?
Ans: Candidates applying for the CLAT exam should have passed their Class 12 board exam with at least 45% aggregate marks. Reserved Category candidates are required to secure at least 40% or equivalent grades.
Ques: What is the age limit for the CLAT exam?
Ans. There is no minimum or maximum age to apply or take the CLAT exam. Candidates must either be taking or have already passed their 12th-grade board exam.
Ques: How to prepare for CLAT 2024?
Ans: To ensure that they qualify for CLAT 2024 with high scores, candidates should complete the CLAT syllabus right on time and revise regularly. They should also write as many mock tests and practice tests as possible as this will help them analyze their weak areas, and work towards improving them.
Ques: What is the most difficult question in CLAT?
Ans: Candidates generally find the questions from the CLAT Legal Reasoning Section to be the most difficult.
Ques: Is calculator allowed in CLAT?
Ans: No, candidates are not allowed to carry calculators or any kind of electronic device in the CLAT exam centres.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.