Schedule & Details of CLAT 2025 Mock Test Series | CLAT Mock Test Series 2025 PDF Download

What is a mock test and why do we need it?

• Mock test is a practice test which can help you evaluate your knowledge that you have gained in your preparation. 

• While knowledge can be developed by reading standard books, the latter which are problem solving skills, elimination skills and decision making comes with practising previous year papers and solving high quality mock test papers.

 So, keeping that in mind, we've curated this Mock Test Series in consideration to the latest events and weightage of different topics as per the recent exam trends. 

The following tests as per the latest pattern of CLAT 2025 exam will be updated as per the following schedule:

1. CLAT Mock Test 1 

2. CLAT Mock Test 2 

3. CLAT Mock Test 3 

4. CLAT Mock Test 4 

5. CLAT Mock Test 5 

6. CLAT Mock Test 6

7. CLAT Mock Test 7 

8. CLAT Mock Test 8 

9. CLAT Mock Test 9 

10. CLAT Mock Test 10 

11. CLAT Mock Test 11

12. CLAT Mock Test 12

13. CLAT Mock Test 13

14. CLAT Mock Test 14

15. CLAT Mock Test 15

Reasoning for CLAT

The CLAT reasoning test is a crucial component of the Common Law Admission Test, designed to evaluate a candidate's ability to think logically, critically, and analytically. This test assesses a candidate's aptitude for solving complex problems, making sound judgments, and drawing valid inferences. It covers various areas of reasoning, including logical reasoning and legal reasoning, to gauge a candidate's potential to excel in the field of law. Success in this test not only demonstrates a candidate's proficiency in legal reasoning but also their capacity to apply logical thinking in real-world legal scenarios. Therefore, the CLAT reasoning test serves as an essential tool for law schools and institutions to identify candidates with the intellectual acumen and analytical skills necessary for a legal education and future legal practice.

• Legal Reasoning Test - 1
• Legal Reasoning Test -2
• Legal Reasoning Test -3
• Legal Reasoning Test -4
• Legal Reasoning Test -5
• Legal Reasoning Test -6
• Legal Reasoning Test -7

English Language

Key Features:

• Comprehension passages to assess reading ability and inference skills.
• Grammar-based questions like sentence correction and spotting errors.
• Vocabulary-based tasks, including synonyms, antonyms, and word usage.

Practice Tests:

• Verbal Ability Test - 1
• Verbal Ability Test - 2
• Verbal Ability Test - 3
• Verbal Ability Test - 4
• Verbal Ability Test - 5

General Knowledge & Current Affairs

This section examines candidates' awareness of recent events and general knowledge of history, geography, science, and politics. Candidates are required to analyze passages based on significant events and answer questions related to them.

Key Features:

• Static GK: Historical events, Indian culture, geography, and polity.
• Current Affairs: National and international news, awards, and developments.
• Analytical questions based on passage-driven events.

Practice Tests:

• General Questions & Current Affairs Test -1
• General Questions & Current Affairs Test - 2
• General Questions & Current Affairs Test - 3

Quantitative Techniques

The Quantitative Techniques section tests candidates’ mathematical proficiency through numerical and data interpretation questions. It requires an understanding of basic arithmetic and analytical skills.

Key Features:

• Mathematical concepts like percentages, profit & loss, ratios, and time & work.
• Data interpretation from graphs, charts, and tables.
• Focus on Class 10-level mathematics.

Practice Tests:

• Quantitative Techniques Test - 1
• Quantitative Techniques Test - 2
• Quantitative Techniques Test - 3
• Quantitative Techniques Test - 4
• Quantitative Techniques Test - 5

Logical Reasoning

The Logical Reasoning section is designed to evaluate candidates' critical thinking and ability to analyze patterns and arguments. It tests their logical consistency and problem-solving abilities.

Key Features:

• Argument analysis and inference drawing.
• Pattern identification, syllogisms, and analogies.
• Puzzle-solving, arrangements, and logical sequences.

Practice Tests:

• Analytical Reasoning Test - 1
• Analytical Reasoning Test - 2