CLATcoach · CLAT 2027 crash course
Crucible:
the CLAT 2027 crash course.
An eight-week CLAT 2027 sprint — three full-length mocks and four live sessions a week, up to 29 November. Built for students who need a focused final push before CLAT 2027 — 6 December 2026.
Enrolment closes 10 October 2026 at 23:59 IST.
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Apply early, pay less.
- 24 full-length CLAT mocks (three a week)
- Four live sessions a week: mock analysis, a Legal Reasoning methodology intensive and current affairs consolidation
- Daily current affairs sprint
- Exam-day protocol and centre logistics briefing
- Error-log tracking in the dashboard
The 24 full-length CLAT mocks from Crucible, without the live sessions.
Not eligible for the Bahali Award, which is open only to full-batch Complete Programme students.
Get the Mock Series →On sale until 22 November 2026. Access to 10 December 2026 for every buyer.
| Price | From (IST) | Until (IST) |
|---|---|---|
| ₹7,999 | Enrolment opened | 19 September 2026 at 23:59:59 IST |
| ₹8,999 | 20 September 2026 at 24:00:00 IST | 24 September 2026 at 23:59:59 IST |
| ₹12,999 | 25 September 2026 at 24:00:00 IST | 10 October 2026 at 23:59:59 IST |
Late enrolment is open from the course start on 6 October to 23:59:59 IST on 10 October 2026, at the final price, while seats remain. Crucible has 50 seats; enrolment closes early if they are all taken.
Three mocks and four live sessions, every week.
Crucible runs for eight weeks, from Tuesday 6 October to Sunday 29 November 2026: 24 full-length mocks and 32 live sessions of two hours each, which is 64 hours of live teaching. The Sunday mock is held at CLAT’s own 2–4 pm slot, so you sit it at the time of the real exam.
| Day | Time (IST) | Type | Session |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | Any time that day (24-hour window) | Full-length mock (start your timer when you choose) | Full-length mock: 24-hour attempt window |
| Wednesday | 19:30–21:30 | Live session | Tuesday mock analysis and current affairs consolidation |
| Friday | Any time that day (24-hour window) | Full-length mock (start your timer when you choose) | Full-length mock: 24-hour attempt window |
| Saturday | 10:00–12:00 | Live session | Legal Reasoning methodology intensive |
| Saturday | 16:00–18:00 | Live session | Friday mock analysis |
| Sunday | 14:00–16:00 | Full-length mock, fixed sitting | Full-length mock under exam conditions, at CLAT’s own 2–4 pm slot |
| Sunday | 17:00–19:00 | Live session | Sunday mock analysis |
Diwali, Sunday 8 November: that week’s exam-conditions mock is on Saturday 7 November, 14:00–16:00, and the Sunday live analysis is on Monday 9 November, 19:30–21:30. Nothing else moves; the 20 October and 24 November holidays fall on window days.
Eight weeks, then your own revision.
| Week | Dates | Theme | Mocks | Live sessions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6 Oct – 11 Oct | Baseline and method. Principle-application discipline in Legal Reasoning; passage mapping in English and Current Affairs | Mocks 1–3 | 4 |
| 2 | 13 Oct – 18 Oct | Legal Reasoning in depth. Multi-principle passages, exceptions and provisos, and what not to import from outside the passage | Mocks 4–6 | 4 |
| 3 | 20 Oct – 25 Oct | Current Affairs consolidation I: January to June 2026, and the year’s judgments | Mocks 7–9 | 4 |
| 4 | 27 Oct – 1 Nov | Logical Reasoning. Argument structure, assumption and flaw, inference against restatement | Mocks 10–12 | 4 |
| 5 | 3 Nov – 9 Nov | English and Quantitative Techniques. Inference against restatement; data sets against the clock | Mocks 13–15 | 4 |
| 6 | 10 Nov – 15 Nov | Current Affairs consolidation II: July to November 2026 | Mocks 16–18 | 4 |
| 7 | 17 Nov – 22 Nov | Whole-paper strategy. Order of attempt, time banking, and guessing by expected value | Mocks 19–21 | 4 |
| 8 | 24 Nov – 29 Nov | Error elimination. Personal error log, drilling repeat weaknesses, and the taper plan | Mocks 22–24 | 4 |
After 29 November there are no live sessions. Revision is self-directed until the exam on 6 December, with your dashboard open until 10 December. We do not schedule a full-length mock in the final 48 hours before the exam.
Two things Crucible is not.
Crucible has 50 seats. Seats are confirmed in the order payments are completed. Enrolment closes at 10 October 2026 at 23:59:59 IST, four days after the course starts, or earlier if all 50 seats are taken. The checkout shows how many seats are left. The Complete Programme’s 100-student cap is separate.
Crucible students are not eligible for the Bahali Award. Full-batch Complete Programme students only — excludes Crucible, the Crucible Mock Series, and any self-paced or partial enrolment.
Crucible is compressed versions of phases 3–5.
CLATcoach’s published mock test schedule runs in five phases: diagnostic, foundation, acceleration, peak, and the final 48 hours. Crucible is a compressed version of the last three: acceleration, peak and the final-48-hours taper, run over eight weeks for students who are starting late.
See the full mock test schedule →The CLATcoach teaching team.
Live sessions are taught by CLATcoach’s faculty. How the teaching team is organised, in curriculum, faculty and mentors, is set out on the About page.
About the teaching team →Eight weeks, fully structured.
- 24 full-length CLAT mocks (three a week)
- Four live sessions a week: mock analysis, a Legal Reasoning methodology intensive and current affairs consolidation
- Daily current affairs sprint
- Exam-day protocol and centre logistics briefing
- Error-log tracking in the dashboard
The daily current affairs sprint. 20 to 25 minutes. Published each morning: six to eight items drawn from that day’s primary sources, each with a two-line “why this matters for CLAT” note. Twice a week the sprint is a 450-word CLAT-format passage with five questions instead of a list. Friday carries a 20-item recall quiz over the week. At each month’s end the items consolidate into a digest on the current-affairs hub.
Try before you buy. The free tier includes a full-length mock and a past paper for each exam. Take the free CLAT mock test to see the mock format and the analysis first.
Refunds, transfers, and terms.
Refund rule: Pay before 6 October and you can ask for a refund within 7 days of payment or by 23:59 IST on 6 October, whichever is earlier. Pay on or after 6 October (late enrolment, open to 10 October) and the window is 48 hours from payment, never past 23:59 IST on 12 October. There are no refunds after the window, however much of the programme has run. Before the start date you may instead transfer your seat to the next cohort or move to the Crucible Mock Series, subject to availability. The checkout works out your exact window from our server clock and asks you to tick a box to confirm it before you pay. The full terms are in the Refund Policy. Requests go to clat@iura.in with your registered email and payment ID.
The same rule at checkout: before you pay, the checkout computes the real refund window from our server clock and shows it, for example “Your refund window closes on 8 October 2026 — 2 days from today”. You tick a box to confirm it before you pay.
Governing terms and jurisdiction: These terms are governed by the laws of India. Disputes are resolved by binding arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, seated in New Delhi and conducted in English, with the courts at Delhi holding exclusive supervisory jurisdiction; statutory consumer remedies are preserved. See our Terms of Service, §§8–9.
Full-batch Complete Programme students only — excludes Crucible, the Crucible Mock Series, and any self-paced or partial enrolment.
Frequently asked.
- What devices do I need?
- Full-length mocks are best taken on a laptop or desktop computer with a stable internet connection. A phone screen is a poor fit for a 120-question paper, so use the larger screen if you can.
- What is a 24-hour attempt window?
- The Tuesday and Friday mocks are not fixed sittings. Each opens for a whole calendar day, and you start your timer when you choose within that day. Only the Sunday mock, at CLAT’s own 2–4 pm slot, and the four live sessions a week are fixed appointments.
- Can I join after the course starts?
- Yes, until 23:59:59 IST on 10 October 2026. A late enrolment gets a 48-hour refund window from payment, never past 23:59 IST on 12 October, and the checkout shows it before you pay.
- Do I get access to the mocks after 6 December?
- Your dashboard access, including the mocks, runs to 10 December 2026 and then ends. CLAT 2027 is on 6 December 2026, so access covers the exam and the days after it.
- What if I miss a live session?
- We notify enrolled students by email and on the dashboard at least 24 hours before any rescheduled live session, and post a recording within 48 hours for anyone unable to attend the new slot.
- How are my doubts answered?
- Written doubts are answered within one working day. Doubt clearing otherwise happens inside the live sessions. No one-to-one calls are promised.
- Is there any live teaching after 29 November?
- No. Live sessions end on Sunday 29 November. After that revision is self-directed until the exam, with the dashboard open until 10 December. We do not schedule a full-length mock in the final 48 hours before 6 December.
- Does Crucible have a seat cap?
- Yes: 50 seats. Seats are confirmed in the order payments are completed. Enrolment closes at 23:59:59 IST on 10 October 2026, or earlier if all 50 seats are taken, and you can enrol after the course starts on 6 October (late enrolment) while seats remain.
- Can I get the Bahali Award through Crucible?
- No. Full-batch Complete Programme students only — excludes Crucible, the Crucible Mock Series, and any self-paced or partial enrolment.
Verified against the Consortium notification dated 22 July 2026.
