Yesterday’s CLAT 2026 (December 7) turned into a full-blown crisis that has left Bihar’s youth shattered and furious. Just 24 hours before the exam, screenshots of the exact English and Legal Reasoning sections were circulating on Telegram for ₹40–50 thousand each, triggering an instant #CLATLeak2026 storm. Exam day brought more agony: biometric machines failed at dozens of centres in Patna, Gaya and Bhagalpur, admit cards were still “under processing” for thousands till the last minute, and the paper itself was labelled “sadistically unpredictable” with obscure current affairs and twisted logical reasoning that even two-year droppers called unfair. By evening, hundreds of students blocked roads outside Patna’s biggest coaching hubs demanding a complete re-exam, while fresh petitions flooded the Delhi High Court. For Bihar’s 15,000+ CLAT takers who see a National Law University seat as their only dignified escape from a state that offers almost no private jobs and makes government recruitment a decade-long ordeal, this wasn’t just another “tough paper” — it felt like the system deliberately crushing the last legal ladder out of unemployment and migration. With results due on December 20 and protests growing louder by the hour, CLAT 2026 has become the perfect symbol of Bihar’s deeper rot: endless hope sold to the young, followed by betrayal at every step.

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