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Printed OMR Application Forms along with the CLAT Information Brochure will be made available at the designated branches of the State Bank of India (SBI) and in all the participating NLUs against the payment of a requisite amount (inclusive of test fee and bank charges). For purcahasing Application Form from the designated branches of SBI, fees can be paid through a ‘Challan’ by furnishing the required information about the candidate as specified in the 'Challan' form. For purchasing Application Form from the participating NLUs, the candidates can make payment either through ‘Cash’ or ‘Demand Draft’ drawn in favour of the Registrars of the concerned NLUs to be payable at the respective cities of their location.
Application for CLAT can also be made through online (www.clat.ac.in) including online payment of application fees and uploading of the passport size (3.5 x 4.5) photograph and scanned copy of the signature through electronic mode. Candidates applying online must visit and carefully read the instructions given in the CLAT website (www.clat.ac.in). The online payment can be made through net-banking, debit card, credit card, etc. In case of online application, the candidates will have to bear the additional transaction costs for remitting the fees online through payment gateways.
Duly filled-in OMR Application Form along with a copy of the Bank Challan/ Cash Receipt/ Demand Draft can be submitted to the Convener, CLAT, either in person or through registered/speed post. The relevant certificates/documents in support of one’s claim for admission are not to be submitted along with the Application Form. The original certificates/documents (as indicated in the OMR Application Form and specified in the CLAT Information Brochure) issued by competent authority are to be submitted to the allotted University/Institute only at the time of admission.
Admission to UG Courses
The basic principle of admission to U. G. Courses through CLAT will remain the same, i.e. merit-cum-preference. The university-wise preferences obtained from the candidates through OMR Application Form and their CLAT Score and Rank will be taken into consideration to prepare the First Provisional Allotment List based on merit-cum-preference and the same will be made available to the respective participating Universities/Institutes. The University-wise Provisional Allotment List will be published along with the declaration of the result itself and the candidates will be asked to deposit an adjustable amount with the CLAT Office so as to reserve the seats allotted to them in a particular University/ Institute. Relevant certificates in original issued by competent authority in support of various claims made by the canddiates will be checked by the respective universities/institutes at the time of their admission.
A long list of waitlisted candidates (comprising around 20% of the total number of seats in all the 14 NLUs) will be issued along with the First Provisional Allotment List. Like the provisionally allotted candidates, the waitlisted candidates will also be asked to deposit the required amount with the CLAT Office so that they can be considered against the vacancies, if any, and can be allotted seats according to their merit and preference. The comprehensive list of waitlisted candidates will be prepared by drawing candidates proportionately from various categories such as General/ SC/ ST/ OBC/ Women/ PWD/ FFD/ NRI etc. both from the All India as well as State (Domicile) Merit Lists.
The waitlisted candidates genuinely interested in taking admission must
deposit the required amount of fees so as to make themselves eligible
to be considered against the seats that may remain vacant after the expiry
of scheduled date and time specified for payment of fees by the candidates
of the First Provisional Allotment List. The candidates (both allotted
as well as waitlisted) who fail to deposit the required fees with the
CLAT Office by the specified date and time will forfeit their right to
be considered for admission in future and their names will be dropped
from the CLAT Merit List for the purpose of admission. After the
expiry of last date of payment of fees by the candidates belonging to
the First Provisional Allotment List and Waiting List, CLAT office will
make the final allocation to various Universities/Institutes based on
the fees submitted by both allotted as well as waitlisted candidates.
After depositing the required amount of fees with the CLAT office by the
specified date and time, if the waitlisted candidates fail to get a seat
in any of the Universities/Institutes due to non-availability of vacancy,
the entire amount deposited by such candidates will be refunded to them
without any deduction.
If the waitlisted candidates do not deposit the required amount of fees
in adequate number for being considered against probable vacancies, if
any, in future, and if such list of waitlisted candidates gets exhausted
and some vacancies still remain thereafter, then a fresh provisional allotment
list will be issued along with a waiting list. While the allotted candidates
will be required to deposit the admission fee by a specified date and
time so as to reserve their seats in the allotted universities/institutes,
the waitlisted candidates will be asked to deposit the required amount
of fees so as to make themselves eligible for consideration against the
vacant seats in future, if any.
If a candidate at any stage of the allotment process wants to forego his claim for the next higher preference and wants to stay with and take admission in the allotted University/Institute, he/she will be given the option to do so; but only once. To exercise this option, the candidate will have to apply through email (helpdesk@clat.ac.in) to the Convener, CLAT, within the prescribed time limit. However, this option exercised once by the candidate will be treated as final and irrevocable, and the candidate will be deemed to have been admitted in the University opted as such by him/her.
The candidates allotted to various Universities/Institutes under the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Actual Allotment Lists will be required to approach the allotted Universities/Institutes and complete the admission formalities by submitting the required certificates/documents and the balance amount towards the admission fees. The candidates who are allotted seats under the 4th Actual Allotment List will be required to complete the admission formalities. The certificates/documents produced in support of a candidate’s eligibility for admission under specific categories will be checked by the respective Universities/Institutes at the time of admission. The candidates failing to satisfy the eligibility requirements will not be allowed to take admission and the vacancy thus created will be reported to the CLAT office for filling it up with candidates next in the merit list. Hence, the candidates seeking admission under various categories – especially those belonging to the reserved categories such as SC/ ST/ OBC/ PWD/ FFD/ NRI and the General category candidates seeking admission under State Domicile category – should obtain in advance the relevant and authentic certificates/documents from the competent authorities and produce the same at the time of admission.
Those candidates who fail to report to the Universities/ Institutes and complete the admission formalities within the time period will forfeit their claim for admission and their seats will treated vacant and filled-up by offering the same to the candidates next in the merit list. In case any vacancy exists in any University/ Institute after the completion of the admission formalities by candidates belonging to First, Second and Third Actual Allotment List, the respective Universities/Institutes will be required to report it to the CLAT Office by a time period with specific details of the candidates and the number of vacancies so created due to non-reporting of the candidates allotted under 1st, 2nd and 3rd Actual Allotment List. This would help the CLAT Office make the final allotmenton and complete the admission process.
Admission to P. G. Courses
The admissions to P. G. courses through CLAT will be done in a centralized manner from the CLAT Office, by allotting seats based on the merit and preference of the candidates furnished in the OMR Application Form. It will be done following the same process as that of the under-graduate courses mentioned above.
All offers of admission by CLAT shall be provisional and shall not create
any right of admission in favour of a candidate. The organizing university
will not be responsible for any inconvenience caused or expenditure incurred
by the candidate on travel and stay, etc.
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