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CLAT 2023 being tomorrow, many candidates must be anxious as to how the paper will be, how many marks they will be able to score, will they be able to complete it in time or not, and many more such thoughts. While it is best advised to not think about the post-exam issues, actually knowing what CLAT 2023 expected question paper might be will become really useful. To note down these expectations, we have analysed previous years’ papers. Details of it are noted here on this page.
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CLAT 2023: Question Paper Expectations
1. Number of Questions
In terms of questions, the following number of questions from each section are expected to be asked:
Section Name | Number of Questions to be Asked |
|---|---|
English Language | 30 questions |
General Knowledge & Current Affairs | 35 questions |
Legal Reasoning | 40 questions |
Logical Reasoning | 30 questions |
Quantitative Techniques | 15 questions |
2. Difficulty Level
Section Name | Expected Difficulty Level | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
English Language | Easy to Moderate | The questions asked are likely to be easy in nature but the passages are usually very lengthy |
General Knowledge & Current Affairs | Moderate to Difficult | Most questions are asked about recent events, no later than past year |
Legal Reasoning | Moderate | Questions will be tricky and hypothetical in nature but all answers will mostly be found in the paragraph itself if understood carefully |
Logical Reasoning | Moderate | All answers will be in the paragraph, which will mostly be taken from editorials, but will be heavily dependent on the candidate’s ability to form a premise and conclusion |
Quantitative Techniques | Moderate | More simple questions are expected but some of them are most likely to be lengthy while some will also be difficult to attempt |
Overall | Moderate to Difficult | The number of good attempts is expected to be around 110-120 questions |
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