Answer Posted / Abhinav Tripathi
"Clustered Index in SQL is a type of index that organizes data in the table itself based on an indexed column or key. Unlike non-clustered indexes, which store the index entries separately from the actual data, a clustered index stores the data records themselves in a specific order defined by the index key."
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