Hello Manoj!

You are eligible. As far as I know, you have to be in top 20 percentile of the year you gave your boards. So, most probably you are eligible for next year as well. If this is what you meant. 

so don't worry about that. 

All the best for future!

Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

As you will be knowing that CLAT is a national level law entrance exam. On the basis of an aspirant's performance in Common Law Admission Test, he/she can secure admission in National Law Universities as well as other colleges that accept CLAT scores for admissions.

The 5 major sections of the question paper are:

Subject & Marks

English including Comprehension

40

General Knowledge and Current Affairs

50

Elementary Mathematics (Numerical Ability)

20

Legal Aptitude

50

Logical Reasoning

40

Total Marks

200

Look in this tips:

 Understand the CLAT syllabus first:

This is the single most important tip, and the most common mistake we see students making. Time and again, we have seen students spending disproportionate amounts of time on Mathematics and Logical Reasoning, solving tougher and tougher problems from a wide range of topics.

Focus on Legal Aptitude:

We have seen students struggling with this area of the CLAT syllabus because of two major reasons  it is completely unrelated to what is taught in schools, and the potential area to cover is very vast. 

Typically tend to come from just 4 major areas:

1. Criminal Law

2. Law of Tort

3. Contract Act

4. Indian Constitution

GK/Current Affairs Syllabus:

Right away I would like to say that there is no defined syllabus for GK and Current Affairs. There is no source from which you can study that will help you prepare for 100% of the questions asked in the GK and Current Affairs section.

Writing Mock Tests :You should definitely plan to write a few mock tests. However, aim to finish at least 70% to 80% of the syllabus before starting the mocks.

Negative Marking:

CLAT has +1/ -0.25 negative marking. So you get +1 marks for every correct answer and -0.25 marks for every wrong answer. You get 0 marks for any unattempted questions.

English:

Being strong in Reading Comprehension and basic grammar will take you a long way in the English section. Remember to also practice Parajumbles, CLAT has traditionally favoured them.

Weak on weaker topics:

There must be one subject in whom you are strong, you feel more comfortable but there are other subjects where you need to score too. 

Be positive:

Take any challenge head-on is to be positive

Remember:

Do not skip sleeping. Try to take a sleep of 8 hours daily to keep your mind and body refreshed. Also, consume healthy food at proper times daily.

For more details I would recommend you to visit:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat-2019-without-coaching/amp

(Just copy and paste the link in a new tab)

Thank You & All the best!

Hello aspirant!

Biology questions are a must practice for NEET UG, more number of questions you practice , the chances of getting an unknown question in the paper reduces. Since, there's an year now, you could take up more difficult ones, vast ones like Dr.Ali and keep my for later on. I would suggest you to take up online mock series as well if you haven't yet.

I hope this helped!

Hi Devansh,

Yes,  you should take a chance a and  prepare thoroughly and you can definitely get into NLSUI Banglaore next year. However you need to take care of your approach and ensure that you don't lose the grip since 1 year is a long period.you should opt for coaching Institute like Career launcher or clat possible since it will help you to be consistent. 

The college has really improved a lot. The facility is very good. Placements are more or less good. The best branches are ece and cse. Library has many books and a good place to read. Overall the study environment is good so you can prepare for gate

• Don't think that this exam is tough
• Try to complete NCERT first
• Buy previous year jee question paper book with solution and analyse the pattern of exam.
• For physics refer to HC verma for concept, for chemistry Balaji numerical book will be enough and for theory only NCERT and for math refer to cengage publication book.