CLAT OMR Sheet

The CLAT OMR Sheet designed for a format with 4 options and 120 questions is a crucial tool for students taking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). 

This Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) sheet requires candidates to fill in their answers by darkening the appropriate circles corresponding to their chosen answers among the four available options (A, B, C, D) for each question.

Here’s how the sheet is typically structured:

• Identification Section: At the top of the OMR sheet, students fill in personal information such as their name, roll number and exam date.
• Answer Bubbles: The main part of the sheet consists of numbered rows corresponding to each of the 120 questions. Each row has four circles labeled A, B, C and D.
• Instructions: Clear instructions are provided on how to mark the answers to ensure that the scanning machine reads the responses accurately. Students are typically instructed to use a black or blue ball-point pen or HB pencil for marking their answers.
• Verification Section: Some OMR sheets include a section at the bottom for the invigilator’s signature and sometimes for the candidate’s signature to confirm that all rules have been followed.

Important Note:

Students must carefully fill in the bubbles to avoid errors since the OMR sheets are machine-read and any stray marks or incomplete filling can lead to misreading of the answers.

How to Use This Sample OMR Sheet?

Make sure to practice with mocks using this OMR sheet format to familiarise yourself with the process of marking answers correctly. Regular practice will help you become comfortable with the format and avoid common mistakes during the actual CLAT exam. 

By using mock tests, you can also improve your time management skills and get a better understanding of the exam pattern and question types. 

Remember, the more you practice, the more confident you will feel on exam day. So, grab a few mock tests and start practicing with your OMR sheet today!