Description
Half the CLAT paper, revised in one book
Legal Reasoning and Current Affairs together carry about 60 of the 120 questions in CLAT UG, and both respond quickly to focused revision. This crash course is written for Class 12 students in the final weeks before CLAT 2027 (UG) on Sunday, 6 December 2026. It explains how CLAT legal passages are built, gives you the legal background in plain language, and lays out the year’s current affairs month by month, with practice questions and explanations throughout.
What is inside
- Part A: the CLAT 2027 (UG) pattern as announced by the Consortium of NLUs (120 questions, two hours, minus 0.25 for a wrong answer), section-wise weightage and a six-week plan.
- How CLAT legal passages work: the five-step principle-fact method, a table of ten traps examiners use, and a time plan for the section.
- Concise notes: the Constitution and Fundamental Rights; torts (negligence, nuisance, defamation, strict and absolute liability, vicarious liability); contract (offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, free consent, void and voidable agreements); criminal law under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 with old IPC section numbers (general exceptions, private defence, theft, extortion, robbery, cheating, criminal breach of trust, murder and culpable homicide); family law and consumer law basics.
- Landmark judgments and Supreme Court rulings of 2025 and 2026 in the news, from the Governors and Bills reference to Harish Rana, the footpaths ruling and Junglee Games.
- 60 practice questions in 12 original CLAT-style passages, each with the answer and an explanation of why the tempting options are wrong.
- Current affairs from January to mid-October 2026, month by month: national, international, law, economy, science and space, sports, awards and appointments, including the State elections, Census 2027, the T20 and FIFA World Cups, the Commonwealth and Asian Games, the BRICS Summit in New Delhi and the 2026 Nobel prizes.
- 100 one-line revision points and 40 current affairs MCQs with answers and explanations.
- Part 3: a day-by-day plan for the last seven days, an exam-day checklist and a time plan for the paper.
Up to date
Reflects the law and events as on 18 October 2026, with current affairs up to 15 October 2026. Every current affairs item was checked against official releases or more than one established news source, and anything that could not be confirmed was left out.
Format and delivery
- Editable Word file (.docx) and a 71 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 2027 (UG) aspirants in Class 12 or after, students preparing for other five-year law entrance tests with similar reasoning and current affairs sections, and coaching students who want a compact, reliable revision book for the last six weeks.
Model formats and general guidance only. Not legal advice. Licensed for the buyer’s personal use; sharing or resale is not permitted.
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