The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the gateway to India's most prestigious National Law Universities. Prepare with logic, speed, and precision at EPA.
The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a centralized national level entrance test for admissions to 24 National Law Universities (NLUs) in India.
Unlike traditional memorization-based exams, CLAT is completely comprehension-based. It tests your reading stamina, critical thinking, and ability to process information quickly under severe time pressure.
Curated courses by NLU alumni to build your reading speed and analytical precision.
A focused Aug–Dec run-up to CLAT 2027. Built for Class 12 students and droppers who need speed, accuracy and exam temperament.
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A completely distinct approach to tackle the passage-based CLAT exam.
We train you to skim paragraphs at 300+ WPM without losing comprehension, an essential skill to finish the 120-minute paper.
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Mastering CLAT requires discarding rote memorization. Learn how to think critically.
Recently, CLAT reduced the total number of questions from 150 to 120, while retaining the 120-minute duration. The overall comprehension-heavy nature of the exam remains the same.
No. NLU Delhi conducts its own separate entrance examination known as AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). However, our CLAT 1-Year Comprehensive program prepares you thoroughly for AILET as well.
Absolutely. CLAT is highly interdisciplinary, and students from all streams—Science, Commerce, and Humanities—regularly crack the exam. There is no preference for Humanities students.
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