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What Will You Get:

  • 100+ Videos
  • One-on-One Mentorship
  • 50+ Mocks with Subject Specific Tests
  • Detailed Discussion on Landmark Judgments
  • Monthly Legal Updates
  • Analysis of Past Year Papers
  • Interactive Live Sessions
  • Access to Subject Tracker
  • Course Validity: 31st Dec 2026
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CLAT Prep

CLAT PG 2027 - All-in-One Prep Course

More than 17000 students appeared for approximately 1600 NLU seats for CLAT PG 2026. The math is simple, you are not joining the course to be in the 17000, nor in the 1600 number, you are joining this course to be in the first 100-200 students who get into the top NLUs and we’ll ensure that happens, this is how:

 35 Modules  Assessment
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What Will You Get:

  • 100+ Videos
  • One-on-One Mentorship
  • 50+ Mocks with Subject Specific Tests
  • Detailed Discussion on Landmark Judgments
  • Monthly Legal Updates
  • Analysis of Past Year Papers
  • Interactive Live Sessions
  • Access to Subject Tracker
  • Course Validity: 31st Dec 2026

Live Sessions to keep you consistent & exam-focused

1-on-1 Personalized Mentorship with Experts

Study Plan that tells you what to do, Day-by-Day

Course Outline

 

  • Personalised Guidance: Direct mentor support on call and text.

  • An All-in-One Tracker: Know “what to study next” & monitor progress.

  • Monthly Legal Updates: Key judgments and legal news, Jan–Dec 2026.

  • Subject-Specific Mocks: 50 Mocks, including subject-specific, with an OMR sheet (printable).

  • CLAT PG & Beyond: Exam prep plus career insights for PSUs, JAG Exam, etc.

 

Why this Course?

Exam-Focused Preparation

CLAT PG is not about reading everything you find online or just reading the bare acts either. We help you understand what actually matters for the exam, which concepts to focus on, which judgments to know, and where your time will be best spent.

Smart Syllabus Coverage

The syllabus is huge, and trying to give equal attention to every topic is not the smartest way to prepare. We help you prioritise important areas, topics and syllabus so you can cover everything more effectively without feeling lost.

Judgment-Based Learning

You don’t need to read thousands of judgments cover to cover. We’ll do the heavy-lifting for you by picking the important judgments, simplifying their reasoning, and helping you understand the principles and ideas behind them so that you enter the exam hall prepared.

PYQ + Mock Analysis

Attempting mocks is just the beginning; there’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes. You will improve when you understand why something is wrong and what the paper is actually testing. We help you analyse patterns and improve with every attempt.

Expert Strategy & Guidance

We know how overwhelming preparing for CLAT PG can become, but it's easier when you know what direction to follow. Our mentors are there to help you build a realistic plan, avoid common mistakes, and stay focused throughout your preparation.

 

Course Syllabus

  1. Everything You Need To Know
  2. Let's Know You Better!
  3. Course Tracker
  4. Topper's Interview
  5. Paper Analysis (CLAT PG & AILET PG 2026)
  6. Paper Analysis (CLAT PG 2025)
  7. Paper Analysis (CLAT PG 2024 & AILET PG 2024)
  8. Paper Analysis (CLAT PG & AILET PG 2022, 2023)
  9. Complete Guide to PSU Vis-a-Vis CLAT PG
  10. Complete Guide to JAG Vis-a-Vis CLAT PG
  11. Contact Us
  1. Introduction to Live Sessions
  2. Live Session Recordings & PDFs
  3. Monthly Study Plans
  4. Mocks & Freebies
  1. Yearly Legal Updates (2025)
  2. All Months (2026)
  1. Key Judgments of 2026 | Notes
  2. Key Judgments of 2026 | Videos
  1. Key Judgments of 2025 | Notes
  2. Important Judgements | Videos
  3. Supplementary Cases | Notes
  4. Supplementary Cases | Videos
  5. Answers to Assessment
  1. Key Judgments | Notes
  2. Important Topics | Videos
  3. Important Cases | Notes
  4. Quick revision | Videos
  5. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Impactful Judgments | Videos
  2. Key Judgments | Notes
  3. Reading Material
  4. Important Cases on Constitutional Law | Notes
  5. Important Cases on Arbitrartion | Notes
  6. Important Cases on Criminal Laws | Notes
  7. Quick revision | Videos
  1. Key Judgments (2021) | Notes
  2. Key Judgments (2022) | Notes
  3. Case Analysis (2021) | Video
  4. Case Analysis (2022) | Videos
  5. Important Cases on Constitutional Law | Notes
  6. Important Cases on Reservation | Notes
  7. Important Cases on Corporate & Insolvency Matters | Notes
  8. Important Cases on Political Matters | Notes
  9. Important Cases on Criminal Laws | Notes
  10. Important Cases on Women Rights | Notes
  11. Miscellaneous Cases | Notes
  1. Key Judgments (2018) | Notes
  2. Key Judgments (2019) | Notes
  3. Key Judgments (2020) | Notes
  1. Important Judgments on Constitutional Law | Notes & Videos
  2. Important Judgments on Family Law & Gender Justice | Notes & Videos
  3. Key Judgments on IPC | Notes & Videos
  4. Key Judgments on CrPC & IEA | Notes & Videos
  5. Key Judgments on Corporate Law | Notes & Videos
  6. Key Judgments on International Law | Notes & Videos
  1. Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Amendment Act, 2021
  2. Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
  3. Consumer Protection Act, 2019
  4. POCSO Act, 2012 & Juvenile Justice Act, 2015
  5. Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act, 2013
  6. Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016
  7. Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), 1967
  8. Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961
  9. Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
  10. Information Technology Act, 2000
  11. Assessments Answers
  1. Introduction
  2. Basic & Salient Features of the Indian Constitution
  3. Citizenship
  4. Definition of State (Articles 12 & 13)
  5. Right to Equality (Articles 14 – 18)
  6. Right to Freedom (Article 19)
  7. Protection against conviction for offences (Article 20)
  8. Right to Life & Personal Liberty (Article 21)
  9. Protection Against Arrest & Detention (Articles 22–24)
  10. Freedom of Religion (Articles 25-28)
  11. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Cultural & Educational Rights (Articles 29-30)
  2. DPSP, Free Legal Aid & Fundamental Duties (Articles 36–51, 39A & 51A)
  3. Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32)
  4. Supreme Court
  5. Types of Petitions
  6. High Court
  7. President & Governor
  8. Passing of a Bill
  9. Parliament
  10. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Emergency Provisions
  2. Basic Structure Doctrine
  3. Important Constitutional Amendments
  4. Doctrines under the Indian Constitution
  5. Uniform Civil Code
  6. Special Provisions (Part XXI)
  7. Special Status of Jammu & Kashmir (Article 370)
  8. Election Laws in India
  9. Legislature v. Judiciary
  10. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Impeachment under the Indian Constitution
  2. Special Status of Delhi (Article 239AA)
  3. Anti-Defection Laws in India
  4. Distribution of Legislative power between Centre & State
  5. Judicial Activism
  1. Introduction
  2. Definition of Jurisprudence
  3. Sources of law
  4. Schools of Jurisprudence
  5. Rights, Duties & Hohfeld's Analysis
  6. Person & Liabilities
  7. Ownership & Possession
  8. Administration of Justice & Theory of Law
  9. Law & Morality
  10. State & Sovereignty
  11. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. New Criminal Laws (Comparison)
  2. Introduction
  3. General Principles of Criminal Liability
  4. General Exceptions
  5. Criminal Conspiracy
  6. Abetment
  7. Joint & Constructive Liability
  8. Offences Against Body
  9. Offences Against Property
  10. Offences against Women & Unnatural Offences
  11. Defamation
  12. Sedition Law
  1. Introduction
  2. Criminal Courts in India
  3. Pre- Trial Stage
  4. Trial Stage (Stages of Evidence)
  5. Post-Trial Stage
  6. Arrest & Bail
  7. Custodial Violence
  8. Dying Declaration & Section 164 of CrPC
  9. Remission in India
  10. Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022
  11. Types of Offenses
  12. Worksheets
  13. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Introduction, Types of Evidence & Important Definitions
  2. Res Gestae (Exception to Hearsay Rule)
  3. Primary & Secondary Evidence
  4. Exception to Hearsay Rule
  5. Best Evidence Rule
  6. Electronic & Evidence E Capital
  1. Overview
  2. Definitions & Punishments for Various Offences
  3. General Exceptions
  4. Offences Against Human Body
  5. Offences Against State & Offences Relating to Elections
  6. Offences Against Public Tranquillity & Public Servants
  7. Offences Against Property & Property Marks
  8. Offences Against Woman & Child
  9. Abetment, Criminal Conspiracy & Attempt
  10. Criminal Intimidation, Insult, Annoyance & Defamation
  1. Overview
  2. Introduction
  3. Relevancy of Facts & Admissions
  4. Proof (Facts, Oral Evidence, Documentary Evidence)
  5. Production & Effect of Evidence (Burden of Proof)
  6. Estoppel (Various Forms of Estoppel)
  7. Witnesses (Who May Testify, Privileged Communications)
  8. Examination of Witnesses (Order of Production, Cross-Examination, Leading Questions)
  9. Improper Admission & Rejection of Evidence
  1. Overview
  2. Types of Offences
  3. Introduction to Criminal Courts & Offices
  4. FIR & Plea Bargaining
  5. Arrest, Appearance of Persons & Maintenance
  6. Bail & Bail Bonds
  7. Judgment & Victim Compensation Scheme
  8. Charge & Investigation, Inquiries
  9. Trial in Summons & Warrant Cases
  10. Execution, Suspension, Remission & Commutation of Sentences
  11. Reference, Revision & Appeals
  1. Overview
  2. Sources & Schools
  3. Concept of Marriage
  4. Adoption, Maintenance & Guardianship
  5. Bigamy & Polygamy
  6. Waqf Concept & The Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025
  7. Laws of Succession & Inheritance
  8. Divorce
  9. Other Systems & Laws
  10. Important Case Laws
  1. Introduction
  2. Key Terminologies
  3. Sources
  4. International Law v. Municipal Law
  5. Treaties
  6. WWI, The United Nations & International Organizations
  7. State Recognition
  8. Human Rights & International Law
  9. Settlement of Disputes
  10. Extradition & Asylum
  11. Law of Sea, Air & Space
  12. WWII, Nuclear Weapons & International Humanitarian Law (IHL)
  13. Important Judgments under International Law
  14. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Transfer of Property Act, 1882
  2. Important Doctrines
  3. Types of Property Transfers
  4. Easements & Licenses
  5. Key Judgments
  6. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Basics of Arbitration
  2. Arbitration Agreement (Section 7)
  3. Judicial Intervention (Sections 5, 8, 9, 11)
  4. Arbitral Tribunal (Sections 10-15)
  5. Arbitral Proceedings (Sections 18-27)
  6. Arbitral Award (Sections 28-33)
  7. Challenge & Setting Aside (Section 34)
  8. Enforcement & Arbitrability (Section 36)
  1. Chapter Overview
  2. Introduction
  3. Formation & Incorporation
  4. Raising of Capital & Prospectus
  5. Share Capital (Types of Shares & Debentures)
  6. Corporate Governance & Directors
  7. Corporate Finance & Regulations
  8. Mergers, Amalgamations & Takeovers
  9. Insolvency (IBC) & Winding Up
  10. Securities Laws & SEBI Regulations
  11. Corporate & White-Collar Crimes
  12. Check out Assessments Answers Here!
  1. Introduction
  2. Essentials of a valid contract
  3. Offer, Acceptance & Consideration
  4. Privity of Contract & Capacity to Contract
  5. Elements vitiating Contract
  6. Wagering & Contingent Contracts
  7. Bailment & Pledge
  8. Indemnity, Guarantee & Agency
  9. Force Majeure & Doctrine of Frustration
  10. Important Doctrines under the Contract Act
  11. Breach of Contract
  12. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Scope & Object of the Act
  2. Recovery of Immovable & Movable Property
  3. Specific Performance of Contracts
  4. Declaratory Decrees & Rectification of Instruments
  5. Injunctions
  6. Assessment Answers
  1. Overview
  2. Copyright Act, 1957
  3. Patents Act, 1970
  4. Trade Marks Act, 1999
  5. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Worksheet
  1. Introduction
  2. Meaning, Definition, Scope
  3. Important Doctrines
  4. Natural Justice
  5. Delegated Legislation
  6. Judicial Control & Review of Administrative Discretion
  7. Locus Standi & Public Interest Litigation
  8. Rule of Law
  9. Check Out Assessment Answers Here!
  1. Introduction & History
  2. Industrial Relations
  3. Regulation of Working Conditions
  4. Wage & Remuneration Laws
  5. Social Security Legislations
  6. New Labour Codes (2019–2020)
  7. Assessment Answers
  1. Income Tax Act, 1961
  2. Computation of Total Taxable Income
  3. Calculation of Total Taxable Income under Income Tax Act
  4. Finance Bill, 2025
  5. Introduction to GST Laws
  6. GST 2.0 Reforms
  7. Authorities under the Taxation Law
  8. Landmark Judgments under GST Laws
  9. Assessment Answers
  1. Introduction
  2. Constitutional & Legal Framework
  3. Fundamental Principles & Legislations
  4. Regulatory Authorities
  5. UN Conferences & International Law
  6. Conventions Quick Round- Up
  7. Important Judgments
  1. Introduction
  2. Nature & Definition
  3. General Defences
  4. Absolute & Strict Liability
  5. Negligence, Nuisance & Defamation
  6. Remedies
  7. Consumer Protection Act, 2019
  8. Important Judgments

Who should take this course?

  • CLAT PG Aspirants

  • LL.B. Students

  • LL.M. Aspirants

  • JAG Aspirants

  • Working Professionals

Frequently Asked Questions

The scope after LLM via CLAT PG includes academia, policy research, corporate law, and better eligibility for the judiciary or PhD pathways.

Yes, you can prepare for CLAT PG with your LLB by syncing subjects, revising bare acts weekly, and solving one passage daily to build accuracy. There's no age limit for CLAT PG, and final-year LLB students are eligible to apply, as long as they meet the minimum qualifying marks and are able to produce the required certificates at the time of admission.

Several PSUs recruit legal professionals through CLAT PG scores. These include:

  • ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation)

  • IOCL (Indian Oil Corporation Limited)

  • BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited)

  • PowerGrid Corporation of India

Recruitment usually depends on CLAT PG rank and includes eligibility screening and interviews.

You get both. Along with video lectures, we provide reading materials and downloadable PDFs like E-magazines and monthly updates.

CLAT PG isn’t tougher, but different. It’s objective and time-based, while the judiciary and CUET PG require deeper writing and legal analysis.
 

PDFs and some resources are downloadable. Full content and videos are accessible only via online login.

Yes, you get access to 50 Mock Tests absolutely FREE with this Course, of which 20 are Subject-Specific Mocks!

No, only final-year LLB students or graduates are eligible for CLAT PG. If you’re in the 4th year of a 5-year course, you must wait until your final year to apply.

No. Access is limited to a single device only. Imp Note: All course materials (which are not limited to videos, notes, PDFs) are strictly for your personal use. Any form of sharing, distributing, recording, or using Finology Legal’s materials for other purposes will not be tolerated and will result in immediate revocation of access and legal action. We trust our students to respect the material, but misuse will have serious consequences.

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