Keeping in mind the safety of candidates, CLAT 2020 postponed again till further notice, earlier scheduled to be held on August 22.
The decision to postpone the exam, which was earlier scheduled to be held on August 22, was taken by the Consortium of National Law Universities, in a meeting held this afternoon.
Bar & Bench stated, “This year's Common Law Admission Test (CLAT 2020) has been postponed yet again, in light of the COVID-19 situation in the country.
Prof Balraj Chouhan, Vice-Chancellor of Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU), Jabalpur and Convenor of this year's exam, confirmed that the exam has been postponed indefinitely.
The decision to postpone the exam, which was earlier scheduled to be held on August 22, was taken by the Consortium of National Law Universities, in a meeting held this afternoon.
It is understood that the authorities want to make sure that all the candidates will be able to write the exam safely. A total of 70,000 candidates from across the country were expected to write the exam.
After considering various factors, the decision to postpone the exam indefinitely has been arrived at.
The NLU Consortium had earlier decided to hold a computer-based online test held at exam centres across the country on August 22.”
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