Mock done.
Now see how far it takes you.
Put in your score from the Consortium's Official Mock 1 to see your likely rank, the NLUs in reach, how many marks the next jump needs, and a section-wise plan. Free.
Your NLU ladder
Good chance
One push away
Where are your next marks?
Add your section-wise marks from Official Mock 1. We'll show which sections hold your quickest marks to the next rung.
General category, All India seats. An estimate by CLAT Possible faculty. A mock is not the real paper, so read this as a direction for your prep, not a promise of a seat.
Get your full NLU list and a free mock review
A CLAT Possible mentor will call you to go through your mock, section by section.
- Every NLU your score puts in reach
- Where your marks went, and the quickest ones to win back
- A plan for the weeks left before CLAT 2027
Make the next few weeks count
The mock shows where you stand. These close the gap.
Take full-length mocks
Sit full papers under exam conditions until 120 minutes feels routine.
See test series →Fix your weakest section
A few marks in one section can move you a whole rung up the ladder.
See the crash course →Get your mock reviewed
Talk it through with a mentor who has read thousands of CLAT papers.
Book a free review →The team behind your NLU plan
Questions students ask
Is this my official rank?
No. The Consortium does not rank its official mocks. This is CLAT Possible's estimate of where a score like yours would land in CLAT 2027.
How accurate is it?
It's a direction, not a promise. The real paper can be harder or easier than the mock, and closing ranks move a little every year. Use it to see the gap and plan, not to relax.
Does it cover reserved categories and domicile seats?
Not yet. It shows General category, All India seats. Talk to a mentor for your category and state quota.