The Common Law Admission Test or CLAT PG is a national-level law entrance exam conducted by the Consortium of NLUs. Candidates seeking admission to one-year LLM (PG) courses take the exam. The exam is conducted in the offline, pen and paper format wherein candidates have to attempt questions from Constitutional Law, Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, IPR, and Jurisprudence.

For all the law aspirants out there, we bring Collegedunia’s exclusive CLAT PG Mock Test series that’ll test you in a way CLAT does providing the same environment. Solve our well-curated CLAT PG Mock Test 2025, carefully framed by legal experts with years of experience. We have over 200 CLAT Test 2025 available focusing strategically on varied topics and sections directly from your syllabus. If you pair your preparation plan with mock tests, you can ace the test with flying colours.

Why Choose Our CLAT PG Mock Test Series?

Any competitive exam including CLAT calls for the aspirant to take practice tests. They are designed entirely to give you the real test day feel. Not only it has proven helpful in determining your preparation level but also boosts your speed and confidence in the subject.

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Factors To Consider For Self Analysis Of Mock Test

Attempt rate, accuracy rate, secured score, and rank are the factors you must consider while analyzing your performance in the mock test. This will help you gain a fair idea of how you should enhance your preparation for the actual exam day and how many more mock tests you should take.

Metrics to track your progress

The first thing you must do is either take a diary or an Excel sheet where you can note down the statistics of each mock you attempt. There should be 3 columns here:

Out of all these metrics mentioned, your primary focus should be sectional percentiles, your secondary focus should be on accuracy rates and your tertiary focus should be on attempt rates followed by overall percentile.

Why focus on sectional percentiles?

It can help achieve balance in the overall percentile when you find one section tougher than the other. In such a case even rightly answering half the questions can fetch you around 99 percentile. So even when your overall attempt rate is low in one section, say on section have Law Topics and Contemporary Issues, the percentile secured will be higher because of the difficulty level. This percentile is the best measuring stick for your improvement.

Why focus on accuracy rates?

As the base for the accuracy rate directly depends on the number of questions attempted, it nullifies the difficulty level and gives a true image of how well you performed in a said mock test. But remember it is of secondary importance since you could have got some questions right just by luck.

Why focus on attempt rates?

Though the attempt rate depends on the difficulty level of the exam, you should not simply attempt a good number of questions to achieve the sectional percentile you desire. Keeping the tertiary focus on these numbers will help you gradually push your overall performance.