Despite being dogged by controversy -- first, the last-minute announcement of a pattern change and second, the postponement of the examination due to the paper being leaked -- and a lot of speculation on the most crucial paper for law aspirants, the CLAT 2009 is finally over.
Conducted on May 31, the Common Law Admission Test took the 14,232 aspiring lawyers by surprise. Barring the Legal GK section which was introduced in place of the Legal Aptitude section, the paper seemed to have pleasantly surprised the students who had prepared hard to face greater challenges.
However, this clearly indicates the tough competition for the students post the results, since a decent performance by a majority of students would further raise the cut-off mark.
Some interesting facts and figures pertaining to the CLAT 2009 examination:
- The CLAT examination which is what a CAT exam is to MBA aspirants witnessed a 30 per cent rise in number of applicants this year
- This was the second CLAT paper which was conducted by NALSAR Hyderabad
- The exam saw participation of 14,272 aspirants
- Undergraduate candidates accounted for 13,595
- Post-graduate candidates accounted for 677
- The CLAT examination is the first step to the 11 premier law schools in India
So what did the CLAT 2009 look like adn what are the cut-offs students can expect? For a detailed sectio-wise analysis and expected cut-offs click on the link below:
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