How to Check a CLAT or PU Law Exam Notice Before Acting on It

Written and reviewed by Shubham Jain, BA LL.B., LL.M. · UILS, Panjab University alumnus · founder with 15+ years of teaching · Jury Law Academy, founded in 2016.

Oct 31, 2026

Start with the responsible authority

Use the Consortium of NLUs for CLAT. For PU, use the five-year law portal or the three-year LL.B. portal, depending on your entrance. Follow instructions on those sites rather than assuming two routes share a deadline.

Keep a notice log

Record the exam name and year, document title, original URL, publication date, action deadline, date you checked it and any later correction. Save the original PDF when one is supplied. Do not fill a missing date using another exam's timetable.

A fictional conflicting-message example

Imagine a forwarded message says an application closes on 10 May, while a later notice on the responsible authority's site extends it to 15 May. Both dates here are invented for this exercise. Verify that the later notice applies to your exam and year, then retain both notices and record the extension. Do not treat a screenshot's forwarding date as the notice's publication date.

If no original source can be found

Mark the claim unverified. Navigate from the official homepage, look for current notices and use the contact instructions provided by that authority if the conflict remains. Do not submit documents or payments through an unfamiliar link solely because it arrived with a coaching logo.

Separate coaching facts from admission rules

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