Introduction

Cracking the CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) 2026 with a score of 100+ is no easy feat. With only 120 questions and intense competition for top NLUs like NLSIU Bangalore, NALSAR Hyderabad, and WBNUJS Kolkata, every mark matters. A score of 100+ puts you comfortably in the top 1% of test-takers, opening doors to India’s most prestigious law schools.

At Planet E, we have guided thousands of aspirants to top scores through our proven methods, mock strategies, and section-wise precision plans. This blog brings to you the exact roadmap to score 100+ in CLAT 2026, broken down section-wise with expert tips, practice suggestions, and resources.

Let’s decode how to master each section, track your improvement, and ace the exam with confidence.

CLAT 2026 Exam Overview

How to Score 100+ in CLAT 2026: Section-Wise Strategy

Let’s understand how to approach each section with a score-maximization mindset.

1. English Language (22-26 Questions)

Weightage: ~20 Marks

Target: 18+ Marks

What’s Asked:

• RC-based passages (450-500 words)

• Vocabulary in context

• Inference-based questions

• Tone and style

• Paraphrasing and summary

Strategy:

• Read Every Day: 2 high-quality editorials daily from The Hindu, Indian Express, or The Guardian.

• Build Vocabulary: Maintain a personal vocabulary journal using words from passages.

• Practice RCs: Solve 1–2 Reading Comprehension passages daily with time tracking.

• Tone Mastery: Understand 10 common tones (sarcastic, optimistic, critical, etc.) and practice tone identification.

Practice Resources:

• Planet E English Module

• Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis

• Editorial Analysis Sheets

Pro Tip by Planet E:

“Always rephrase the question and option in your own words before answering. This reduces confusion and increases accuracy in RCs.”

2. Current Affairs & General Knowledge (28–32 Questions)

Weightage: ~25–27 Marks

Target: 23+ Marks

What’s Asked:

• Current affairs (past 12–18 months)

• Static GK linked to current events

• Legal GK

• International affairs, government schemes, awards, sports, etc.

Strategy:

• Follow 3 Trusted News Sources: PIB, The Hindu, and Business Standard.

• Monthly Compilations: Use Planet E’s monthly GK digest for revision.

• Thematic Study: Prepare themes like “India at G20,” “Nobel Prize Winners,” “Global Climate Summits.”

• Quiz Every Day: Daily 20-question quizzes to build recall speed.

Practice Resources:

• Vision IAS Monthly PDFs (for current affairs)

• Lucent’s GK (for static)

• Planet E GK Marathon Tests

Pro Tip by Planet E:

“Focus more on understanding than memorizing. CLAT GK questions are passage-based and demand critical reading.”

3. Legal Reasoning (32–35 Questions)

Weightage: ~25–30 Marks

Target: 26+ Marks

What’s Asked:

• Principle-Fact based legal passages

• Topics: Constitution, Contracts, Torts, Criminal Law

• Legal maxims, reasoning-based questions

Strategy:

• Understand Basics: Know the fundamentals of key legal principles.

• Solve by Logic, Not Law: No need for legal knowledge; use the facts in the passage.

• Daily Practice: 3 legal passages per day minimum.

• Time Bound Mocks: Aim to solve 35 questions in 30–35 minutes.

Key Legal Concepts:

Practice Resources:

• Legal Reasoning by A.P. Bhardwaj

• Planet E Legal Booster PDF

• CLAT Past Year Papers

Pro Tip by Planet E:

“Don’t mix your legal knowledge with the passage. Stick to what’s given and apply it logically.”

4. Logical Reasoning (28–32 Questions)

Weightage: ~25 Marks

Target: 22+ Marks

What’s Asked:

• Critical Reasoning passages

• Assumptions, Conclusions, Strengthen/Weaken

• Logical flow and structure

• Analogy-based questions

Strategy:

• CR is King: Master assumption-based and strengthen/weaken questions.

• Solve with Structure: Identify Premise → Assumption → Conclusion in every passage.

• Daily Practice: 2 passages + 10 standalone logic questions per day.

• Revise PYQs: CLAT logical reasoning questions repeat patterns.

Practice Resources:

• GMAT Critical Reasoning by Manhattan

• Planet E’s Logical Drill Set

• Previous CLAT/AILET Papers

Pro Tip by Planet E:

“CR is not about opinions. It’s about logical structure. Strip emotional content and focus on arguments.”

5. Quantitative Techniques (10–15 Questions)

Weightage: ~10–12 Marks

Target: 8–10 Marks

What’s Asked:

• Caselet-based DI

• Basic arithmetic (percentage, profit & loss, ratio, averages)

• Number systems, basic algebra

Strategy:

• Focus on Speed and Simplicity: Master tables, squares, percentage-to-fraction conversions.

• Daily Drills: 5 caselets per week + 20 basic math questions daily.

• Shortcut Techniques: Learn Vedic math tips from Planet E sessions.

• Revise Formulas Weekly: Maintain a one-page formula sheet.

Important Topics & Weightage:

Practice Resources:

• Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal (selected chapters)

• Planet E Quant Capsule

• CLAT Mock DI Sets

Pro Tip by Planet E:

“Don’t over-prepare for Quant. Focus only on scoring 10 marks with 90% accuracy.”

Weekly Plan To Reach 100+ in CLAT 2026

Planet E’s CLAT 2026 100+ Scoring Framework

1. Master Mock Test Strategy

2. Error Log Maintenance

• Maintain an error tracker spreadsheet

• Categories: Misread question, Time pressure, Conceptual error

3. Time Allocation Plan for CLAT Exam

Expert Tips from Planet E Faculty

• “Never leave a passage mid-way. Solve in full or skip it entirely.”

• “Accuracy in GK and Legal determines the topper zone.”

• “Don’t over-attempt. 105 attempts with 90% accuracy = 100+ score.”

• “Revise mocks more than you attempt them. Mock review is the secret sauce.”

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Final Words: Be Consistent, Be Ruthless

Scoring 100+ in CLAT 2026 is not a myth. With the right strategy, time management, and consistent effort, you can secure your place in the top NLUs. Follow the section-wise strategy, commit to mock analysis, and use expert resources like Planet E to keep your prep razor-sharp.

Let your CLAT 2026 journey be marked by discipline, precision, and ambition.

FAQs on How to Score 100+ in CLAT 2026

Q1. How many hours should I study daily for CLAT 2026?
A. 4–6 focused hours daily are ideal with 2 hours for revision/practice and 2 for reading/mocks.

Q2. Is scoring 100+ in CLAT realistic?
A. Yes! With 105 attempts and 90% accuracy, a 100+ score is completely achievable.

Q3. Which section should I prioritize first?
A. Legal and GK – they have the highest weightage and are easiest to master with practice.

Q4. When should I start attempting full mocks?
A. Ideally by the 6th week of preparation.

Q5. Which is the most scoring section in CLAT?
A. Legal Reasoning – if practiced daily, it gives the best ROI in the paper.