Hi Aveline,

CLAT or the Common Law Admission Test is conducted for admission into 5-year LLB programmes of participating NLUs . So, you need to prepare for it differently than you would do for JEE which is the entrance exam to obtain admission into engineering. However, CLAT is also a very competitive exam like JEE.

The CLAT question paper would have passages which are followed by multiple choice questions based on the passage. The CLAT syllabus includes English, GK and current affairs, logical reasoning, legal reasoning, and quantitative techniques.

You need to develop a reading habit and stay updated with current affairs and developments in the legal field. Practise with sample papers for CLAT to improve speed and assess your level of preparation.

• NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII.
• Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma.
• Objective Physics By DC Pandey.
• Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker.
• Fundamental Physics by Pradeep.
• Problems in General Physics by IE Irodo

Hello Aspirant,

Here are the some preparation books given below:

Maths by B.S. Grewal

General Aptitude by R.S. AGGARWAL

Network theory by Alexander Sadiku

Digital electronics by Morris mano

Signals & Systems By Alan V. Oppenheim

Automatic Control Systems – Benjamin C Kuo

Analog and Digital Communication System by Simon Haykin

most important question bank Gate ECE by R.K Kanodia

You can also go through with the given below link to check the books.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/what-are-best-books-for-gate-ec

Good Luck!

• Revise and revise until you are perfect
• Take small breaks to avoid tiredness
• change the subject once you feel irritated
• make a study plan and stick to it
• make your daily Goals,to complete this much of portion today
• Take enough rest so that mind will not be stressed and can focus on the things Better

• Basic mathematical concepts
• Atomic and molecular structure
• Theory of gases
• Solid-state
• Chemical thermodynamics
• Chemical an phase equilibria

• Sequence and series of real numbers
• Functions of one,two, three real variable
• Integral calculus
• Differential equation
• Vector calcus
• Real analysis

• Testing of hypothesis
• Estimation
• Sampling distribution
• Limit theorem
• Joint distribution
• Random variables

Dear Aspirant,

It totally depends upon how much familiar you are with the syllabus and how much you have studied in the past. If you are familiar with with more than 50% of the syllabus then chances are you'll make it to the top 10 NITs, however, if you are starting from the scratch then chances are very slim that you'll make it to lower nits as JEE is a very hard exam and the competition is too high.

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

A diploma student who has completed his degree or is in his final year, is eligible to apply for JEE Main. But he won't be able to pursue admission in NIT. The candidate must clear JEE Mains after which he has to clear JEE advanced.

There are 2 types of papers. Paper 1 is for B.Tech (Engineering) and paper 2 is for B.Arch (Architecture). For paper 1, the syllabus includes Physics, chemistry and mathematics. The paper will contain 30 MCQs for each of the subjects mentioned.

Refer to the syllabus of class 11th and 12th for PCM. Also, go through some reference books and try solving as many MCQs as possible. Try looking for short cut methods to solve sums in order to save time. You can also refer YouTube for tricks to solve difficult sums. Also try not to use guessing game as it might affect your marks. Go for an answer only if you are sure of it.

Good luck.

Yes I'll enlist down some of the top books that will help you in the CLAT preparation. For improving your English and Grammar you can go with High School English Grammar by Wren and Martin, you can take help of Word Power made Easy by Norman Lewis as well. For Analytical and Logical reasoning, go with RS AGGARWAL AND MK PANDEY books. For Legal Aptitude, AK Bharadwaj is quite famous. For mathematics, use RS AGGARWAL and for GK and Current affairs, use Pearson GK Today and read newspapers and blogs regularly to keep yourself updated.

Kindly refer to our website to get a detailed information...

https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hi there,

Yes it is completely possible for you to clear the entrance, you need to firstly analyse the paper pattern and go through the previous year papers. You need to focus on making yourself updated with all the latest legal developments in the country and practice as many mock tests as possible. You can find the link to syllabus for entrance here , https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/bhu-llb/amp