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CLAT 2015 results: First indicative seat allotment list released

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The first indicative seat allotment list for CLAT 2015 was published on June 9. The candidates can now view their allotment at the official website, by logging in, using their CLAT ID and password.

The revised rank lists for CLAT 2015 were released online on June 6. The results for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2015 had been put on hold due to alleged discrepancies in the answer keys.

Soon after the results were released, the students and their parents demanded that the questions in the exam should also be made public, so that they can tally the answer key and the questions paper in order to determine the discrepancies.

In view of the same, the authorities had published the question papers and the answer keys online. With students pointing out inaccuracies in as many as 28 answers, the CLAT Implementation Committee had decided to appoint an expert committee to resolve this issue.

Consequently, the expert committee has revised the answers for question number 186 (question ID 1907) and question number 35 (question ID 1744) of the undergraduate exam. And a total of six responses have been revised for the postgraduate exam.

Furthermore, in accordance with the students’ demand to get access to individual question papers and response sheets, the Implementation Committee has uploaded the same online. Now any student can view and download his/her individual question paper by logging into his/her CLAT account.

The results for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2015 were declared on May 19 by Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University (RMLNLU). The examination was conducted through online mode on May 10. This year, the competitive test was organised by RMLNLU and was held in 28 cities across the country. The all India entrance exam for law courses is organised by each of the 16 participating colleges on a rotational basis.

 

 

 

 

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