CLAT Current Affairs 2027
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Read The Hindu or Indian Express daily — 30 minutes minimum. Focus on: Supreme Court and High Court judgments, constitutional amendments, government schemes, India's international relations, judicial appointments, sports and awards, and economic developments. CLAT current affairs is passage-based — you'll read a news extract and answer 4-5 questions. Our monthly current affairs PDFs filter all CLAT-relevant news so you don't waste time.

The Hindu is the best newspaper for CLAT 2027 — it covers Supreme Court judgments, legal developments and constitutional issues in depth. Indian Express is the best alternative. Read the editorial page daily for English comprehension practice simultaneously. Focus on: Front page, India page, World page, Editorial/Opinion and Legal coverage. Avoid reading every section — CLAT tests specific categories of news.

Current Affairs & GK carries 28-32 questions in CLAT 2027 — the highest or joint-highest section at approximately 23-27% of total marks. Combined with English comprehension (also 28-32 questions), these two sections account for nearly 50% of CLAT 2027. Students who read newspapers daily score highest in both sections simultaneously.

Cover current affairs from January 2026 onwards — approximately 12-15 months before the exam. Priority topics: Supreme Court judgments (entire year), constitutional amendments, Union Budget 2027, election results, major international treaties, Nobel Prizes, sports championships and significant government scheme launches.