CLAT 2025 Grievance Notice OUT, Check How to Submit Your Objections?

The Consortium of National Law Universities has published a CLAT 2025 Grievance Notice on the official website. A candidate who took the CLAT 2025 exam can submit their objections against the CLAT Results and final answer key. Read the full news about the CLAT Grievance Committee and check How to Submit Your Objections in the following steps.

CLAT 2025 Grievance Notice

The Consortium of National Law Universities has formed a Grievance Redressal Committee chaired by Justice Sri G Raghuram, a former judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court and Director of the National Judicial Academy. The committee will receive and resolve any grievances raised by candidates.

The Consortium of National Law Universities startled the students by publishing the CLAT results on the night of the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET). Previously, the CLAT exam answer keys confused students due to differences between official answers. This was followed by a very short objection submission time and proclamation of the results before the appointed date.

Read – CLAT 2025 Grievance Notification PDF

CLAT 2025 Results Grievances

The Official CLAT 2025 Result Gievances notice has highlighted three aspects, students must read the here –

1. Candidates may claim any complaint with respect to the Common Law Admission Test 2025.
2. The grievance portal has opened at 12 p.m. on December 8, 2024.
3. Grievances submitted via email, support tickets, or phone calls will not be considered.

CLAT 2025 Answer Key Grievances

The final CLAT 2025 answer key was made available on the official website, consortiumofnlus.ac.in, just minutes before the results were announced. The consortium has dropped four questions and amended three in the CLAT UG answer key 2025. Two law students petitioned the Supreme Court, claiming that the CLAT PG answer key contained at least 12 erroneous questions. However, only eight responses have been changed.

CLAT Objection Submission Window Link

CLAT Grievance Redressal Committee

The grievance redress procedure is now the final level at which complaints against CLAT 2025 can be considered. The NLU Consortium formed a Grievance Redressal Committee chaired by Justice Sri G Raghuram. Despite establishing a redressal committee, the Consortium has not made significant adjustments to CLAT exam results in the past 5-6 years. The consortium did not disclose any information about the grievances it received from students or its actions in response. Counseling for CLAT begins shortly after the results are declared.

How to Submit Your CLAT 2025 Grievance?

To submit a grievance, follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to your CLAT account.

Step 2: Click the ‘Submit Grievance’ button.

Step 3: State the nature of your dispute.

Step 4: Describe your grievance (maximum of 1,000 characters).

Step 5: Upload supporting documents.

Step 6: Submit the declaration form.

Step 7: Click the Submit button.

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