HOW TO REGISTER FOR CLAT 2024-A STEP BY STEP GUIDE

 Swati Pandita

Assistant Professor, School of Law,FIMT

Alumni- Rajiv Gandhi National university of Law, Patiala (NLU-Patiala), 2018 Batch

Application Form for CLAT 2024 has been released by the Consortium of NLUs on their

official website www.consortiumofnlus.ac.in. Candidates aspiring to take the CLAT 2024

exam can now register themselves till 3rd November 2023.

Follow the step by step guide for registration:


1- Open the website www.consortiumofnlus.ac.in      

                         Click on CLAT 2024



2-      Click on the Register account to make a new account


3- Fill out the required details to register and then Login with the password.


4- You will receive a message like this on creation of account.


5- Fill the OTP from your phone and your account shall be activated.



6- When you login, this Dashboard will be visible


7- Select Under Graduate or Post Graduate and click on apply for CLAT 2024



8- Fill out the Personal Information


9- Fill out the communication details


10-Fill out qualifying exam details


11- Fill out any required detail about reservation and upload your photograph and signature in .jpeg/png format



12- Save the information. You can also edit your application form.




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