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CLAT online test series
and self-study plans.
For students who plan their own preparation and want the practice, the papers and the data. Plus gives full access to drills, sectionals, previous-year papers from every law entrance, the Legal GK Library, Vocab and a report on each. Pro adds every full mock with analytics, written doubt-clearing and weekend live mock-solving in small groups. Both are a single payment that lasts until CLAT 2028, with no auto-renewal.
- Plus
- ₹1,499
- Pro
- ₹3,999
- Payment
- One-time, no auto-renewal
- Format
- Online, self-paced
The plans, side by side
| Free | Plus | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ₹0 | ₹1,499, once, till CLAT 2028 | ₹3,999, once, till CLAT 2028 |
| Mocks | 1 full mock | Many full mocks | Every full mock, with analytics |
| Practice | Free drill questions, 1 past paper per exam | All drills, sectionals and past papers, with reports | Everything in Plus |
| Study | 12 Legal GK headings, sample Vocab, 10 Review cards a day | The full Legal GK Library, Vocab, unlimited Review, the CA archive | Everything in Plus |
| Live sessions | — | — | Weekend live mock-solving, groups of up to 30, one session per weekend |
| Doubt-clearing | — | — | Written doubts by email, answered within one working day |
| Also | A study planner and focus timer | A study planner and focus timer | Session recordings |
Prices and checkout are on the pricing page. Every plan is a single payment that lasts until CLAT 2028; nothing renews or charges you again.
For CLAT 2027: the Crucible Mock Series
Sitting CLAT 2027 this December and only want exam-standard papers? The Crucible Mock Series is the same 24 full-length mocks as the Crucible sprint, with no live sessions, for ₹2,999. It is on sale to 22 November 2026, and access runs to 10 December 2026 for every buyer.
Buy the Mock Series, or see Crucible for the version with four live sessions a week.
How to get the most from a CLAT test series
A test series only helps if the mocks are analysed. Taking a mock tells you your score; reviewing it tells you how to raise it. The students who improve fastest spend at least as long reviewing a mock as they did taking it.
- 01Start with sectionalsBefore full mocks, use sectionals to build method in each section without the pressure of the whole paper.
- 02Move to full mocks at a steady rhythmOne full mock a week is a good start; two or three a week in the final two months.
- 03Take them at exam timeCLAT runs from 2 to 4 pm. Sit mocks in that window when you can, so your concentration peaks when it needs to.
- 04Review every question you got wrong or guessedSort each error: did not know, misread, ran out of time, or fell for a trap. The categories tell you what to fix.
- 05Track sections, not only totalsUse the analytics to see which section is holding your score down, then spend the next week there.
More on this in our CLAT mock test guide and time management strategy.
How many mocks should you take?
There is no magic number, but quality beats quantity. Thirty mocks properly reviewed will do more than sixty taken and forgotten. A reasonable plan for a year of preparation is sectionals in the early months, weekly full mocks from about six months out, and two or three a week in the final two months, always with review.
Previous-year papers are worth doing in full and under time, because they show exactly what the Consortium sets. They are included in Plus and Pro, from CLAT and the other law entrances.
Plus or Pro: how to choose
- Choose Plus if you want the full practice and study bank with reports, and are comfortable reviewing mocks on your own.
- Choose Pro if you want every full mock, to see mocks worked through live each weekend, and your doubts answered in writing.
- Start with Plus and move up later if you like: the upgrade to Pro costs only the difference.
Who it is for, and who it is not for
You plan your own preparation and want the full practice bank and analytics.
You want a low-cost option without committing to a full course.
You are in a course elsewhere and want extra mocks and papers.
You want live teaching across all sections. See the one-year course.
You want structured video lessons to go with practice. See the Recorded Course.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the CLATcoach test series cost?
Plus is ₹1,499 and Pro is ₹3,999. Each is a single payment that lasts until CLAT 2028, with no auto-renewal. Plus holders can move to Pro for the difference.
What is included in Plus?
Drills and sectionals for every section, previous-year papers from CLAT and the other law entrances, many full mocks, a report on each practice type, the full Legal GK Library, Vocab with unlimited Review, and the Weekly CA Quiz with its archive.
What does Pro add?
Every full mock with analytics, weekend live mock-solving sessions in groups of up to 30 (one RSVP per weekend) and their recordings, and written doubt-clearing answered within one working day.
Does the plan auto-renew?
No. You pay once, and access lasts until CLAT 2028. Nothing renews or charges you again.
Can I try before I pay?
Yes. A free account includes a full mock, one past paper per exam, 12 Legal GK headings and ten Review cards a day, and the free diagnostic shows where you stand in each section.
How many mocks should I take for CLAT?
Quality beats quantity: every mock should be reviewed. Weekly full mocks from about six months out, and two or three a week in the final two months, is a sound rhythm.
Last updated 26 September 2026. Fees marked indicative are not yet charged; anything described as planned may change before the option opens.
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