About Us
Lex Templum CLAT PG, AILET PG and LLM Entrance Preparation
Lex Templum is a focused online legal education platform for CLAT PG, AILET PG, UGC NET Law and related LLM entrance preparation. The platform helps aspirants turn undergraduate law subjects into a disciplined preparation plan with classes, mock tests, previous-year analysis, legal current affairs, and mentor-led revision.
For CLAT PG aspirants, preparation is built around Constitutional Law and other core LL.B. subjects such as Jurisprudence, Administrative Law, Contract, Torts, Family Law, Criminal Law, Property Law, Company Law, Public International Law, Tax Law, Environmental Law, and Labour Law. For AILET PG aspirants, the focus stays on NLU Delhi-oriented planning, timed MCQ practice, OMR discipline, and separate notification tracking.
Our aim is simple: make serious law entrance preparation clearer, more accountable, and easier to revise. Students can use Lex Templum courses, mocks, study resources, and counselling support to understand where they stand, what to improve next, and how to prepare with confidence.
OUR MISSION
Make serious law entrance preparation clearer, steadier, and more result focused.
Lex Templum supports law aspirants preparing for CLAT PG, AILET PG, UGC NET Law, and related LLM entrance exams with structured classes, exam-oriented reading, mock tests, previous-year question analysis, and mentor-led doubt support. Our teaching is built around the skills these exams actually test: legal comprehension, issue spotting, application of principles, constitutional reasoning, and the ability to work through dense passages under time pressure.
The platform focuses on the core areas students repeatedly need for competitive law exams, including Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, Contract Law, Torts, International Law, Administrative Law, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights, Labour Law, Family Law, and contemporary legal developments. Every resource is designed to help students move from scattered reading to a disciplined preparation plan with measurable progress.
Our goal is simple: give every enrolled learner a dependable path from concept clarity to confident exam performance, with accessible online learning, practical mock feedback, and guidance that respects the effort required for postgraduate legal education.
Answers before you enroll.
Quick clarity on courses, mock tests, preparation support, account access and payments.
Why is my payment not going through?
Payment can fail because of a bank decline, UPI timeout, expired checkout session, blocked popup, weak network, or repeated gateway clicks. Please try one fresh checkout attempt, keep the registered email and mobile number same, and contact Lex Templum support with the payment screenshot if money is debited but the order is not confirmed.
How do I request a refund?
Refund requests are reviewed according to the Lex Templum refund policy and the status of course or mock access. Please share your registered email, mobile number, order ID, payment ID, course name, and reason for the request so the support team can verify it properly.
Why are my purchased courses not showing in my dashboard?
Purchased courses normally appear after successful payment verification. If a course is still missing, log out and log in again, refresh the dashboard, and share your registered email, mobile number, payment ID, order ID, and course name with support. The team can verify the transaction and restore access where eligible.
What is the current CLAT PG exam mode?
Recent CLAT has used an offline pen-and-paper OMR format for the postgraduate paper. Aspirants should still verify the official notification for the relevant admission year before relying on the final mode, date, centre, marking scheme, or counselling rules.
Will I get an exam centre near my city?
Exam centre allotment depends on the choices submitted in the application form and the conducting body's final allocation. Select preferences carefully, check the admit card when released, and plan travel early instead of assuming that the first preference will always be allotted.
How should I practice for CLAT PG and AILET PG mocks?
Practice with timed full-length mocks, previous-year questions, subject-wise MCQs, OMR-style discipline, and a written error log. After every mock, revise the law subject behind each mistake before attempting the next test.