No, 12th marks do not matter for CLAT.
12th marks do not matter for CLAT in the sense that they are not used to calculate your CLAT score or rank. However, they are a basic eligibility requirement for appearing in the exam. To be eligible for CLAT, you must have passed the 10+2 or an equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for SC/ST candidates).
Some law schools may consider your 12th marks in the final selection process, but this is not common. Most law schools base their admission decisions solely on your CLAT score.
Therefore, if you are planning to take CLAT, you should focus on preparing for the exam and getting a good score. Your 12th marks are not as important, but you should still make sure that you meet the minimum eligibility requirements.
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