National Law University students across India have urged the CLAT Consortium to reduce application and counselling fees, calling them unaffordable. Despite repeated representations since November 2024, the Consortium has not responded. Students seek need-based waivers and transparent consultation
Students say that the high fee for CLAT registration and admission counselling is creating nearly insurmountable economic obstacles for many prospective law students, particularly from economically weaker sections. Despite the submission of concerns, the Consortium of NLUs has neither responded nor taken action.
