CLAT 2025 Counselling Postponed: Consortium of NLUs to Approach Supreme Court for Relief
The counselling for CLAT 2025 (Common Law Admission Test) has been officially postponed by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs). The delay in the process has raised concerns among the candidates who were eagerly awaiting to participate in the counselling round. In response to this delay, the Consortium has announced that it will approach the Supreme Court of India for further intervention and relief.
According to the official notice released by the Consortium, the revised schedule for the CLAT 2025 counselling will be communicated once the situation is addressed. The Consortium has urged candidates to remain patient and keep an eye on the official website for the latest updates.
While the cause of the postponement has not been detailed in the notice, it is understood that logistical and legal challenges may have contributed to the delay. The Supreme Court’s intervention is expected to help resolve these challenges and bring clarity to the counselling process.
Key Points from the Official Notice:
- Postponement: The counselling for CLAT 2025 has been delayed.
- Supreme Court Approach: The Consortium plans to approach the Supreme Court to seek a resolution.
- Candidates' Advisory: Candidates are advised to check the official CLAT website for further updates.
- New Schedule: A revised schedule will be announced once the issue is resolved.
Candidates are urged to stay updated on any new developments and keep an eye on the official CLAT website for announcements related to the counselling process and other important information.
