CLAT 2026 Grievance Redressal Committee Formed: Check How to File Objections

The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has officially constituted a Grievance Redressal Committee for CLAT 2026.

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This committee, chaired by the Honourable Justice M.R. Shah (former Judge of the Supreme Court), will address concerns related to the conduct and marking of the examination.

If you have found any errors in your score calculation or experienced any problems at the examination center, now is the time to speak up.

Everything you need to know about filing an objection is provided here.

👉 Official Notice Grievance Submission PDF

Important Dates to Remember

Don't miss these deadlines! The portal won't accept any requests once the window closes.

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In which cases can you file a complaint?

It is important to know which matters the committee will actually investigate. You can file a complaint for the following:

Calculation errors: Problems with the calculation or summation of marks.

Counselling-related issues: Difficulties encountered during the registration process.

Seat matrix: Concerns regarding the published seat distribution.

Examination center issues: Problems related to facilities or infrastructure at your center.

Staff conduct: Issues related to the behavior of invigilators towards you during the examination.

Important Note: You cannot use this portal to challenge the final answer key. The consortium has finalized the answers, and no further changes will be made.

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Step-by-Step: How to File Your Complaint

Please follow these steps carefully to ensure your request is processed. The Consortium will not accept emails or phone calls; you must use the official portal.

Log in: Go to the official CLAT website and log in to your candidate account.

Find the link: Locate the "File a Complaint" tab on your dashboard.

Categorize: Select the type of problem you are experiencing from the given options.

Describe: Write a clear description of your problem. Keep it under 1,000 characters.

Upload: Attach any supporting documents (such as photos or receipts) to support your claim.

Declare: Fill out the official declaration form.

Submit: Click the "Submit" button to complete the process.

Key Points to Remember:

It's free: You don't have to pay any fee to file a complaint.

One and done: Do not file multiple tickets for the same issue. This will slow down the process.

Be precise: Ensure your description is concise and factual.

The committee aims to resolve all valid concerns in a timely manner. If you are also planning to participate in the admission process, make sure you complete your CLAT 2026 counseling registration by December 27th.

Would you like me to help you draft a 1,000-character description for your specific complaint?

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