CLAT Mock Tests & Previous Year Papers
For Aspirants targeting the National Law Universities (NLUs). Practise in the real test interface, free.
CLAT is the national entrance test conducted by the Consortium of NLUs for admission to most National Law Universities. The UG paper is comprehension-heavy: passage-based questions across five areas.
Because CLAT is about reading, reasoning and speed under a tight clock, full-length mocks and previous-year papers are the core of effective preparation.
CLAT exam pattern
| Sections | English Language, Current Affairs & General Knowledge, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Techniques |
| Format | Passage-based multiple-choice questions |
| Marking | Typically +1 for a correct answer and −0.25 for a wrong answer |
| Duration | About 2 hours |
| Conducting body | Consortium of National Law Universities |
Why prepare for CLAT with Rodha
- ✓Comprehension-heavy CLAT mocks that train reading speed and accuracy under time.
- ✓Attempt CLAT previous-year papers free in the real interface.
- ✓Concept-level analytics after every attempt: not just which section is weak, but the exact concepts costing you marks, turned into a targeted practice set in one click.
- ✓A mistake notebook that resurfaces the questions you got wrong for spaced re-testing until you beat them.
CLAT preparation — FAQs
Are Rodha’s CLAT previous year papers free?
Yes — you can browse and attempt CLAT previous-year papers free, with no account needed to practise. You only log in to save and view your detailed analysis.
What is the CLAT UG pattern?
The CLAT UG paper is passage-based across five areas — English, Current Affairs & GK, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Techniques — with roughly +1 for correct and −0.25 for wrong, over about two hours.
Do Rodha’s CLAT mocks match the real exam?
They replicate the real test interface — section timers, on-screen calculator, MCQ and (where applicable) type-in-the-answer questions, and the question palette — so the mock mirrors test day.