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CLAT 2022 PG Exam Analysis: Expected Cut off for LLM, Difficulty Level & Answer Key

Mrinaal Datt 19 June 2022 3 min read
The CLAT PG Exam was finally conducted on June 19, 2022, from 2 PM to 4 PM after much waiting. Like last year, CLAT PG 2022 was pen and paper-based. A total of 70,277 students registered for CLAT 2021. Out of this, 10,434 students registered for the Postgraduate exam. In this CLAT 2022 PG Exam Analysis, we will go through the section-wise detailed analysis of the paper. Also, we will take a look at the difficulty level of questions, the pattern of the exam and the weightage of topics.
Our CLAT 2022 PG Exam Analysis will include:
  1. Subject wise division of questions
  2. Difficulty level of the questions
  3. CLAT PG 2022 Question Paper with Answers
  4. CLAT PG 2022 Answer Key
  5. CLAT PG 2022 Expected Cut off
The CLAT PG Exam consists of 120 questions that need to be answered in 120 minutes. The division of questions (in general) and weightage of sections is as follows:
SubjectNumber of QuestionsMarks
Constitutional Law6060
Other Law Subjects including Contract, Torts, Criminal Law, International Law, IPR and Jurisprudence6060
Total120120

Difficulty Level of CLAT 2022 PG Exam: An Analysis

The exam in total consisted of 33 pages. Overall, it can be said that the difficulty level of CLAT PG was difficult.
There were 20 legal passages, each containing 6 questions related to the passage. The question paper was based on topics that have been of recent concern for the legal community.
The difficulty level of the paper was difficult. An analysis of the paper highlights the significance of recent judicial decisions in the examination. It was quite surprising to see questions from Company Law, Evidence Act, Tax Laws and Juvenile Justice this time as these topics are generally not tested in the CLAT PG Exam.
The paper was conceptual, testing the legal acumen of the students. Some instances of problem-based questions were also found in the paper.
The majority questions asked were from Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Contracts and International Law. The paper majorly focused on the recent developments with few questions from the static landmark cases. Most of the questions from contract were situation based and easy to attempt. Criminal law questions were based on recent issues like arrest, dowry death etc.
Also, a complete passage from amalgamation of companies is a kind which we generally didn’t expect.

Subject Wise Analysis of CLAT PG Exam 2022

Please note that the bifurcation of these questions has been done in ‘pure’ form. Some passages were in a combination of two subjects like Constitutional Law and Criminal Law/Environment Law etc.
SubjectActual Number of QuestionsDifficulty LevelIdeal Score
Constitutional Law28Moderately difficult20
Jurisprudence12Moderate8
Law of Contract14Moderate9
Family Law10Moderately difficult6
Criminal Law24Difficult16
Company Law/Tax Law10Difficult5
Public International Law12Difficult7
Environmental Law10Moderate6
Overall120Difficult77

CLAT PG 2022 Analysis

Passage 1: CrPc & Constitution
Passage 2: Taxation Law and Contracts
Passage 3: Company Law
Passage 4: Environment Law+ Constitution+ International law
Passage 5: Jurisprudence
Passage 6: RERA+ Constitution
Passage 7: Contracts
Passage 8: Family Law
Passage 9: Evidence Act
Passage 10: Public International Law 
Passage 11: Family Law
Passage 12: IPC
Passage 13: Environment Law
Passage 14: Constitution
Passage 15: Juvenile Justice Act
Passage 16: Indian Contract
Passage 17: Jurisprudence
Passage 18: International Law
Passage 19: Constitution
Passage 20: Constitution
OVERALL DIFFICULTY: Difficult

CLAT PG 2022 Expected Cut off

CLAT PG 2022 Answer Key

The provisional answer key for CLAT 2022 has been released by the Consortium on its website. You can check the same here.
You can check our LIVE blog on all CLAT related news here.
We are updating the post as we gather more information from different sources.
With inputs from Unnati Goel and Suhaib Salman.
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