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CLAT Syllabus Checklist 2027 — Free Printable PDF

Every topic in the CLAT 2027 syllabus, organised by section, with a checkbox you can tick when you have both studied the content and answered passages on it correctly. Printable. Editable. Free.

  • ✓ All 5 CLAT sections
  • ✓ Topic-level checkboxes
  • ✓ Aligned with the latest Consortium syllabus
  • ✓ Print-friendly and PDF-editable

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Preview: Section-Wise Checklist

English Language

  • Reading comprehension — non-fiction
  • Reading comprehension — editorials
  • Vocabulary in context
  • Grammar — subject-verb agreement
  • Grammar — tenses
  • Grammar — modifiers and parallelism
  • Grammar — articles and prepositions
  • Para-jumbles and inference
  • Tone and author attitude

Current Affairs & GK

  • Polity and governance
  • Supreme Court judgments
  • International treaties and summits
  • Economy and finance
  • Government schemes
  • Environment and climate
  • Awards and appointments
  • Science and technology
  • Static GK linked to current events

Legal Reasoning

  • Law of Torts — negligence, nuisance, defamation
  • Law of Contracts — formation, performance, breach
  • Constitutional law — fundamental rights
  • Constitutional law — DPSPs, basic structure
  • Criminal law — IPC/BNS essentials
  • Family law — marriage, succession
  • Property law basics
  • International law fundamentals

Logical Reasoning

  • Passage-based critical reasoning
  • Assumptions and inferences
  • Strengthen/weaken arguments
  • Analogies and relationships
  • Cause and effect
  • Flaw in reasoning
  • Course of action

Quantitative Techniques

  • Percentage and ratio
  • Averages and mixtures
  • Data interpretation — tables
  • Data interpretation — graphs
  • Time, speed, distance
  • Profit and loss
  • Basic algebra and arithmetic

FAQ

Is the CLAT syllabus checklist really free?

Yes — no payment, no signup beyond name and email. We use your email only to share updates to the checklist and never sell or share contact details.

Is this checklist aligned with the latest CLAT syllabus?

Yes. The checklist follows the Consortium’s official CLAT UG syllabus as most recently updated and covers all five sections with topic-level granularity.

How should I use the checklist during preparation?

Print it once and keep it visible. Tick topics only when you have both studied the content and correctly answered at least 5 passage-based questions on that topic. Treat the checklist as a completion signal, not a study log.

Does the checklist cover current affairs topics?

Current affairs is by definition rolling content, so the checklist lists category headings (polity, economy, international, legal and constitutional, environment, awards) rather than specific events. Use our monthly CA digests alongside.

Can I edit the PDF?

The checklist ships as both a print-friendly PDF and a fillable version. You can tick boxes in any PDF editor, or print and mark with a pen.

How does this differ from the CLAT syllabus page?

The syllabus page explains the full scope and weightage of each section. The checklist is a condensed tracking tool — each topic gets one row you can tick off, with no explanation overhead.

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