Confirmed - CLAT 2015 score re-adjustments are happening: Share whether yours went up or down to get some transparency

Saturday, 6 June 2015 By Kian Ganz & Prachi Shrivastava Pre-law student

According to several reports, students who log in to download their Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) results are getting different results to before by up to a few points.

It is understood that no official announcement has been made on the official CLAT website.

http://clat.ac.in/?page_id=561

Update: CLAT 2015 convenor RMLNLU Lucknow joint registrar Dr JD Gangwar confirmed that they will be releasing the full revised results of the exam on the website shortly. Legally India is in touch with Gangwar for further details on wrong answers and rank readjustments. A post on CLAT mentor Rajneesh Singh’s Facebook page states that a large number of students appear to have seen increases of 2.5 marks, while others saw their points decrease by 0.5 points.

It appears that the CLAT committee has only accepted that there were errors in two or perhaps three questions, despite a large number of questions appearing to be obviously false in the answer key or unanswerable with two or more possible correct answers.

Log in on the CLAT website here ( http://clat.ac.in/?page_id=561 ) to check your result, then please let us know via the form below whether your score has changed and by how much, to bring some transparency into the process.

Survey now closed, full results published at this link (and some in below image).

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Comments

Guest 6 Jun 2015, 15:14
+1 -0
WHAT IS HAPPENING?????????????
PDMan 6 Jun 2015, 16:03
+0 -2
Get wrecked aspirants!
Seema Sapra 6 Jun 2015, 16:03
+4 -5
Is the CLAT being manipulated to get children of connected or bribe-giving parents schools of their choice, given how everything else is run in this country, I would be surprised if there were no manipulation.
Guest 6 Jun 2015, 16:34
+7 -3
When the result is declared in the merit list, they should also declare the test centers of the toppers. No doubt most will be from UP.
PDMan 6 Jun 2015, 16:53
+1 -5
So what if they are? Your point is?
human 6 Jun 2015, 17:36
+3 -1
Students from U.P would've got the benefit as it was conducted by RMLNLU.
JAZZ 7 Jun 2015, 08:46
+0 -2
RMLNLU has no domicile quota
Ellie 6 Jun 2015, 20:53
+1 -1
My score went IP but rank came down. EFF you clat and RMLNLU! You have no right to play with our lives!
Speaking of Rights 8 Jun 2015, 04:15
+0 -0
Do you mean there are people out there who DO have a right to play with your life?
Guest 7 Jun 2015, 11:13
+0 -1
My rank went down by 112 marks. So disheartened I am right now :(
CLAT Aspirant 7 Jun 2015, 12:22
+1 -1
My score and rank went up.. but there are still so many question which appears to be wrong. Heights of absurdity!
AC 9 Jun 2015, 07:48
+0 -0
Clat 2015 has comletely lost its credibility.I fail to understand how RMLNLU conducting exams on a all india basis organise the same in such a reckless and
perfunctory manner holding the fate of innumerable law aspirants to ransom.If they are not competent enough to say the least then Clat should be banned so that students are
not exposed to such uncertain environment.
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