<p>The Common Law Admission Test-2015 (CLAT-15) merit list for both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programmes were revised after a panel of experts re-evaluated the response sheets in the wake of emergence of “incorrect” answers to a few questions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The CLAT-15 Committee, after being bombarded by RTI applications, has decided to provide individual question papers along with the response sheets to all candidates who appeared for the test.<br /><br />A communiqué from the panel said one mark had been given to all candidates who marked either option “C” or “D” in UG test the Question No 186 (question ID: 1907) as the options were identical. <br /><br />It added that Question No 35 (question ID: 1744) in the UG programme was withdrawn due to a typographical error, and one mark given to all candidates who appeared in the examination. <br /><br />Prior to publication of the earlier rank list, Question No 182 (question ID: 1902) had been withdrawn from the question paper due to a typographical error, and one mark awarded to all candidates who appeared in the examination. <br /><br />Therefore, the revised rank list reflects the impact of changes on only two questions in the UG test. <br /><br />In the PG programme, the answer keys of as many as six questions—numbers 11, 59, 64, 69, 119 and 131—has been changed. <br /><br />The CLAT-15 Committee said that the seat allotment in accordance with these rank lists is likely to take place by Monday. <br /><br />“Furthermore, considering a substantial number of RTI applications, it has been decided to provide individual question papers along with the response sheets to all candidates who have appeared in CLAT-15. Now any candidate can view/download his/her individual question paper by logging in to his/her personal account,” said the communiqué. <br /><br />Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, which had conducted CLAT-15, had formed a committee to look into the “representations” received and take a final view on them. <br /><br />According to varsity officials, a number of representations had been received from the candidates questioning the accuracy of the answers of certain questions. <br /><br />The varsity had published the answer keys following a directive by the Allahabad High Court, which was approached by some candidates.<br /></p>
<p>The Common Law Admission Test-2015 (CLAT-15) merit list for both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programmes were revised after a panel of experts re-evaluated the response sheets in the wake of emergence of “incorrect” answers to a few questions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The CLAT-15 Committee, after being bombarded by RTI applications, has decided to provide individual question papers along with the response sheets to all candidates who appeared for the test.<br /><br />A communiqué from the panel said one mark had been given to all candidates who marked either option “C” or “D” in UG test the Question No 186 (question ID: 1907) as the options were identical. <br /><br />It added that Question No 35 (question ID: 1744) in the UG programme was withdrawn due to a typographical error, and one mark given to all candidates who appeared in the examination. <br /><br />Prior to publication of the earlier rank list, Question No 182 (question ID: 1902) had been withdrawn from the question paper due to a typographical error, and one mark awarded to all candidates who appeared in the examination. <br /><br />Therefore, the revised rank list reflects the impact of changes on only two questions in the UG test. <br /><br />In the PG programme, the answer keys of as many as six questions—numbers 11, 59, 64, 69, 119 and 131—has been changed. <br /><br />The CLAT-15 Committee said that the seat allotment in accordance with these rank lists is likely to take place by Monday. <br /><br />“Furthermore, considering a substantial number of RTI applications, it has been decided to provide individual question papers along with the response sheets to all candidates who have appeared in CLAT-15. Now any candidate can view/download his/her individual question paper by logging in to his/her personal account,” said the communiqué. <br /><br />Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, which had conducted CLAT-15, had formed a committee to look into the “representations” received and take a final view on them. <br /><br />According to varsity officials, a number of representations had been received from the candidates questioning the accuracy of the answers of certain questions. <br /><br />The varsity had published the answer keys following a directive by the Allahabad High Court, which was approached by some candidates.<br /></p>