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The CLAT ranks will be affected by even minor score changes (+1.5 to -2.25 marks). This can shift ranks by hundreds or thousands due to high competition, especially near cutoffs.
What determines CLAT 2025 ranks post-revision?
CLAT Ranks depend on revised total marks, tie-breakers (Legal Reasoning scores, age), and overall candidate performance.
Will revised scores alter NLU cutoffs?
Yes, cutoffs for top NLUs (e.g., NLSIU, NALSAR) may rise or fall slightly due to rank reshuffling.
What is the tie-breaker policy for equal marks?
The tie-breaking rule is outlined as priority is given to higher Legal Reasoning scores, followed by older age, and finally computerized randomization in the CLAT exam.
When will the CLAT revised result 2025 be announced?
As per the Court’s verdict, the Consortium has been directed to publish the CLAT revised 2025 results within 4 weeks.
CLAT 2025 Revised Rank vs Mark, Revised CLAT Score
Swati Kumar26 Apr, 2025
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CLAT 2025 Revised Rank vs Mark: The Delhi High Court, in its verdict of 23rd April 2025, directed the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) to revise the CLAT 2025 result and republish the final list of selected students of CLAT UG 2025 within 4 weeks. The Consortium has accepted the Court’s verdict and will release the CLAT Revised Result 2025 very soon. The Court accepted the petitions regarding the errors in the 4 questions and answers in the CLAT UG 2025 exam. The revised CLAT score 2025 will impact the students’ rank and their admission possibility to NLUs. The comparison of CLAT revised rank vs mark provides a possibility of the expected score required for a specific rank in the CLAT 2025 entrance exam.
The CLAT 2025 Revised Mark follows the Delhi High Court’s April 23, 2025, verdict, which identified errors in four questions across exam sets (B, C, D). Candidates will gain up to 4 marks or lose up to 2.25 marks based on corrected answers, particularly in Quantitative Techniques (Q115, Q116) and Legal Reasoning (Q77). The following table mentions the change in the CLAT mark 2025 after the Delhi HC verdict.
CLAT 2025 Revised Mark After Delhi HC Verdict
Q.No.
Answer as per
Consortium
Answer as per the Court
Impact on CLAT 2025 Score
5
D
C
Those who marked option ‘C’ will get +1.25 marks.
-1.25 marks will be deducted for those who marked option ‘D’.
77
B
Question Withdrawn
-1 will be deducted for those who marked option ‘B’.
+0.25 marks will be awarded for those who marked any other option.
115
A
D
+1 mark will be awarded for whoever attempted the question, either correctly or incorrectly.
+0.25 marks added back on account of negative marking.
116
Not Applicable
Not Applicable
+1 mark will be awarded for candidates who attempted the question in Set B, C, and D.
+0.25 marks added back on account of negative marking.
Revised CLAT Score 2025
After the final verdict of the Delhi High Court on the CLAT UG 2025, the Consortium will republish the CLAT revised result 2025 very soon on its official website. There were 4 disputed questions across sets B, C, and D. As per the verdict, for correct answers, there will be an increase of 4 marks and a deduction of 2.25 marks for incorrect answers if applicable. This will impact the CLAT marks vs rank analysis, thereby affecting admission to NLUs. CLAT counselling and seat allotment will also be affected because of this. This reshuffle could shift candidates into higher-tier NLUs or affect cutoff competitiveness
Candidate’s Rank Change Due to Revised CLAT Score 2025
Candidate’s rank change will be based on various factors, including the CLAT revised mark, nature of revision of marks (increased or decreased), performance of candidates, and magnitude of change in marks. The CLAT revised 2025 rank vs mark analysis indicates that a slight change of 1-2 marks in CLAT score can lead to a shift of 100 ranks. The following table provides the CLAT marks with the expected corresponding ranks.
Candidate’s Rank Change Due to Revised CLAT Score 2025
CLAT Marks
CLAT Corresponding Rank
98+ marks
200 and above
92+ marks
500 and above
90+ marks
1000 and above
88+ marks
1500 and above
86+ marks
2000 and above
85+ marks
2500 and above
83+ marks
3000 and above
82+ marks
3500 and above
80+ marks
5000 and above
77+ marks
6000 and above
74+ marks
8000 and above
72+ marks
10000 and above
CLAT 2025 Counselling
The CLAT 2025 Counselling will be conducted online by the Consortium of NLUs through five rounds, with seat allotment based on revised merit ranks post the Delhi High Court’s April 2025 verdict. Candidates have to register, pay a counselling fee, and select their NLU preference list to participate. The seat allotments will be based on the All India Rank (AIR), category, and seat availability across universities. Candidates will have the options to freeze, float, or exit seats in the CLAT counselling rounds. For seat confirmation, candidates are required to pay the admission fee and complete their document verification process.
