Twenty-one questions, twenty-five minutes, in the current CLAT format: full-length passages in English Language, Legal Reasoning and Logical Reasoning, and a data set for Quantitative Techniques. Every wrong option in this paper was written to catch one specific reasoning error. When you finish, you will see which errors you made and how often you met each of them.
One instruction matters more than the rest. Answer only from what is printed. Several passages here state a rule accurately but incompletely, and place the facts exactly where the missing exception would have applied. If an option is correct as a matter of real law and unsupported by the passage, it is wrong. That is the skill being tested.
Marking is +1 for a correct answer and −0.25 for a wrong one, as in CLAT. Nothing is stored and no sign-up is required. The timer starts when you begin.