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CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List for UG & PG FAQs
How many candidates are invited for CLAT 2025 counselling?
Approximately 20,000 candidates are invited for UG admissions, and around 8,000 for PG admissions, which is about five times the total number of available seats in each category.
How is the CLAT counselling invite list prepared?
The Consortium of NLUs prepares a category-wise merit list based on CLAT scores and shortlists candidates according to seat availability and category-wise weightage.
How will I know if I am on the invite list?
Shortlisted candidates receive notifications via SMS and email, and the list is also published on the official CLAT website. Candidates should log in to their CLAT portal to confirm their invitation.
What should I do after being shortlisted for the invite list?
You must log in to your CLAT account, register for counselling, update your NLU preferences, and pay the counselling fee within the specified deadline.
What is the counselling fee for CLAT 2025?
The counselling fee is ₹30,000 for General category candidates and ₹20,000 for SC/ST/OBC/BC/EWS/PwD candidates, and must be paid in online mode through credit/debit/or UPI method.
CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List for UG & PG, CLAT Seat Matrix
Swati Kumar23 May, 2025
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CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List for UG & PG: The Consortium of National Law Universities closed the registration for CLAT counselling on 21 May 2025. The revised CLAT results were announced on 17 May 2025, and immediately after that, CLAT counselling registration opened. The CLAT counsellinginvite list for UG and PG will include candidates shortlisted based on their category-wise merit ranks in the entrance exam. Around 18,000–20,000 candidates are invited for counselling, with the Consortium of NLUs preparing the invite list after publishing the revised results. Only those whose names appear on this list are eligible to register and participate in the online counselling process. The revised CLAT counselling schedule has also been announced by the Consortium of NLUs.
How is CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List Prepared?
The CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List is prepared by the Consortium of NLUs through a systematic process. First, a category-wise merit list is created based on candidates’ CLAT scores, grouping students according to their respective categories, such as General, SC, ST, OBC, and others. The consortium then shortlists candidates from each category according to the set weightage and seat availability. Only those candidates are invited who have got highest ranks within their categories to participate in counselling.
The invite list is published online and has details of the admit card numbers of selected candidates. Formal messages and notifications are sent through email or SMS to the shortlisted candidates informing them to register and proceed with the counselling process.
What After CLAT Counselling Invite List 2025?
After the release of the CLAT 2025 Counselling Invite List, shortlisted candidates must log in to the official CLAT portal to register for counselling, update their preferences for NLUs, and pay the required counselling fee online. Only those who complete this registration process by the specified deadline are eligible for seat allotment in the upcoming rounds. Once registered, candidates participate in the centralised online counselling process, where they can accept the allotted seat, apply for an upgrade, or exit the process during each round. The first merit list and seat allotment results are then published as per the counselling schedule, and candidates must follow further admission formalities at their allotted NLU.
CLAT 2025 Seat Allotment Process
The Consortium of NLUs will conduct the CLAT 2025 seat allotment process in 5 rounds. It will be held entirely in online mode through a centralized process. Based on candidates’ CLAT ranks, category, and stated preferences, seat are allotted to the shorlited candidates. After registering for counselling and submitting their NLU choices, eligible candidates are considered for seat allotment in successive rounds, with each round publishing a merit-based allotment list. Candidates can choose to “Freeze” (accept the allotted seat), “Float” (wait for a higher preference in subsequent rounds), or “Exit” (withdraw from the process), and must pay the confirmation fee to secure their seat. Seat confirmation will be done after document verification and payment of admission fee.
CLAT 2025 Seat Matrix
The CLAT 2025 seat matrix outlines the total number of seats available for undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) law programs across 25 participating National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. Notably, NLSIU Bengaluru has increased its UG intake to 310 seats for 2025. The seat matrix varies by NLU, with category-wise and domicile reservations, and is a key reference for candidates during the counselling and seat allotment process. The following table mentions the CLAT 2025 seat matrix.
