CLAT PG 2027 Crash Course Notes, Part 1: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and Jurisprudence

Description

The last seven weeks, done right

CLAT PG gives you 120 passage-based questions in two hours, with a quarter mark deducted for every wrong answer. Constitutional Law carries the most weight, and Administrative Law and Jurisprudence are close behind in how often they appear. This book packs those three subjects into high-yield notes you can revise again and again before 6 December 2026: concepts in short paragraphs, provision tables, landmark case tables with one-line holdings, and shaded Exam traps boxes showing the swaps examiners like to use.

What is inside

• Part A: the exam in brief, a method for the paper, and a day-by-day 45-day plan covering all three Parts of the series.
• Constitutional Law (about half the book): Preamble, Fundamental Rights (Articles 12 to 35), Directive Principles, Fundamental Duties, Union and State executive and legislature, judiciary, federalism and the Seventh Schedule, emergency, amendment and basic structure, elections and services (Articles 308 to 323).
• A one-page table of Constitution Bench rulings from 2023 to 2026, from Article 370 and Electoral Bonds to the nine-judge rulings on mineral taxation, industrial alcohol and Article 39(b), the 2025 Presidential Reference on Governors and Bills, and the 2026 nine-judge decision on the meaning of industry, plus a list of references still pending.
• Administrative Law: rule of law and separation of powers, delegated legislation, natural justice, judicial review and the five writs, legitimate expectation, promissory estoppel and proportionality, the Lokpal, RTI basics (including the November 2025 amendment to section 8(1)(j)) and tribunals.
• Jurisprudence: natural law, Austin, Hart, Kelsen, Dworkin and Fuller, historical, sociological and realist schools, Rawls, Nozick and Sen, sources of law, Hohfeld, possession, ownership, legal personality and liability, explained in plain words.
• 15 practice MCQs at the end of each subject (45 in all), each with the answer and a short explanation directly below.

Up to date

Reflects the Constitution and the law as on 18 October 2026, including Supreme Court rulings up to that date such as the Bihar electoral roll revision judgment (May 2026), the passive euthanasia ruling in Harish Rana (March 2026) and the changes to eligibility for judicial service. Every Article number, holding and date has been checked against the constitutional text, the statute or a reported judgment.

Format and delivery

• Editable Word file (.docx) and a 60 page PDF.
• Instant download from My account after payment. Download links stay valid for one year, up to 10 downloads.
• Free updates within that year if the law changes.

Who it is for

CLAT PG 2027 aspirants in their final revision phase, LL.M. entrance candidates for other universities, and judiciary prelims aspirants who want a fast, reliable revision of public law and jurisprudence. Parts 2 and 3 of the series cover Criminal Law, Contract, Torts, Family and Property Law, and Company, Labour, Tax, Environmental, IPR and Public International Law.

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