CLAT PG 2025 result declared, registration for counselling begins

By | June 11, 2025
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The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has released the revised results for the CLAT PG 2025 exam. This update comes in compliance with a Delhi High Court directive, which ordered the exclusion of two disputed questions from the final evaluation. Therefore, the final results are now based on 118 questions instead of the original 120.

What’s New in the Revised Result?

On June 10, 2025, the revised scorecards were made available on the Consortium’s official website. All candidates are advised to log in and download their updated results immediately. A change in score may affect your rank and ultimately your chances during the counselling rounds.

To access the revised result:

  • Visit consortiumofnlus.ac.in
  • Use your registered mobile number and password to log in
  • Click on the PG result link and download your scorecard

If your rank has changed, you must update your counselling preferences accordingly. For many aspirants, this revision could make a significant difference in NLU seat allotment.

CLAT PG Counselling Registration: What You Need to Know

The counselling process began on June 11, 2025, at 1:00 PM, and will continue until June 13 at 5:00 PM. Candidates listed in the invite list are eligible to register. Prompt action is recommended, as delays can result in being excluded from the process.

During registration, make sure to:

  • Confirm your participation on the CLAT portal
  • Enter a minimum of 15 NLU preferences
  • Pay the applicable counselling fee

The counselling fee is:

  • ₹30,000 for General category candidates
  • ₹20,000 for candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD categories

If you already paid during a previous round, you won’t need to pay again. However, updating or re-confirming your preferences remains mandatory.

Round-Wise Counselling Schedule

CLAT PG counselling will take place across three rounds, providing candidates with multiple opportunities to secure a seat.

Round 1

  • Seat Allotment: June 17
  • Options (Freeze/Float/Exit): June 17–20
  • Seat Confirmation Fee: ₹20,000

Round 2

  • Allotment Result: June 24
  • Confirmation Deadline: June 27
  • Final Fee Payment: June 30

🔹 Round 3

  • Seat Allotment: July 4
  • Last Date to Confirm: July 7
  • Fee Submission to NLU: July 10

Mark your calendar. Missing any deadline will lead to disqualification from the ongoing counselling process.

Understanding Your Options: Freeze, Float, and Exit

Once you receive an allotment, you must choose between:

  • Freeze – Lock the allotted seat and exit future rounds
  • Float – Keep the current seat but remain open to better options in upcoming rounds
  • Exit – Withdraw from the counselling process entirely

Each option has consequences. While “freeze” ensures certainty, “float” might get you into a higher-preference NLU. Meanwhile, choosing to “exit” will remove you from the seat allotment process altogether.

Mandatory Documents for Counselling

Before uploading your documents, ensure they are clear and meet the specified size and format guidelines. Here’s what you’ll need:

  • CLAT PG Admit Card
  • 10th and 12th Grade Mark Sheets
  • Final Year or Consolidated LLB/B.L. Marksheet
  • Character Certificate
  • Migration Certificate
  • Category Certificate (if applicable)
  • Domicile Certificate (if required by the NLU)
  • PwD Certificate (if applicable)

Keep all documents organized and backed up to avoid technical issues during uploads.

Counselling Success Tips

To make the most of your counselling opportunity:

  • Check the CLAT portal and your email regularly for updates
  • Rank your NLU preferences strategically, based on cutoff trends and your AIR
  • Complete fee payments promptly to avoid disqualification
  • Avoid last-minute document uploads by preparing everything in advance
  • Review each round’s options carefully before making a final decision

Planning ahead can save you from last-minute stress and missed opportunities.

Final Thoughts

The CLAT PG 2025 revised result is more than just an updated scorecard — it’s the gateway to India’s top National Law Universities. As counselling begins, your decisions over the next few weeks will shape your legal career. From checking your updated rank to selecting NLU preferences and understanding the freeze/float/exit options, every step matters.

Stay informed, act promptly, and make your choices wisely. With focus and preparation, your path to a top LLM program is within reach.