ClAT 2025: On December 20, the Delhi High Court directed the Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) to revise the result of the CLAT 2025 examination for admission to the five-year LLB course. The consortium had filed a petition to review this decision. But a bench of Acting Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela of the High Court refused to interfere with the order of Justice Jyoti Singh.

The bench said that the single judge carefully examined the two questions. Prima facie we agree with his view. The bench has fixed the next hearing of the case on January 7 without giving any interim order.

Which two questions were removed from CTAL 2025?

Question number 14

Question number 14, was based on understanding. Its answer was given as option D in the provisional and final answer key. But Aditya claimed that the correct answer is option C.

Question number 100

Question number 100 was based on logical reasoning. The answer to this question was given as option B in the provisional answer key. Option D was given as correct in the final answer key.

The petitioner had claimed that option B was correct. Regarding this question, it was argued in the High Court that this question was based on a circular seating arrangement. Option D in the answer key, which says data is insufficient, is wrong as there was sufficient data to determine Rakesh's position in the question. But the court held that the seating position of Ram and Rakesh was clear. Using the data given, the correct answer should have been 'Sohan'; however, this option was not included in the answer options. Therefore, the court directed that this question be deleted.

Who had filed the petition?

17-year-old candidate Aditya Singh approached the Delhi High Court to cancel the provisional answer key of CLAT UG 2024 and stay the counseling process. The petitioner claimed that the answers to five questions in Set A were wrong. These five questions were: Questions No. 14, 37, 67, 68, and 100. However, the court directed that only two questions, Question No. 14 and 100, be revised.

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