CLAT 2027 Application Correction Window Opens: Deadline and Exam Centre Changes

The Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) has officially opened the application correction window for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2027. Candidates who have already submitted their registration forms now have the opportunity to review and update their information, as well as modify their preferred examination centre locations.

This facility is accessible through the official candidate portal at consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat-2027/. According to the notification issued by the Consortium, the deadline for making these adjustments is November 10, 2026, at 11:59 PM. It is important for applicants to note that the authorities will not accept any requests for changes or corrections after this specified time, regardless of the circumstances.

Details on Application Corrections and Exam Centre Preferences

The correction window allows candidates to edit specific fields within their submitted application forms. To perform these updates, applicants must log in to their registered accounts and ensure that they submit the form again after making the necessary changes to save their new data. The Consortium has confirmed that there is no additional fee required for utilizing this correction facility.

In addition to general data updates, the window provides a specific provision for changing exam centre preferences. Candidates who wish to select a different location for their test can do so by updating their centre choices within the portal before the November 10 deadline. The examination itself is scheduled to be conducted on December 6, 2026, at various designated centres across the country.

While the correction window remains open until November 10, the Consortium has clarified that no new registrations will be accepted after November 7. Candidates are encouraged to verify all their details carefully to avoid any potential issues during the examination process. The CLAT 2027 serves as the primary gateway for admission to various National Law Universities across India, with the notable exception of NLU Delhi.