Hey,

For getting admissions in NALSAR you should be in top 120 ranks. For general category student cut-off is  generally lies between 130 -140. Consider 135 for moderate level. Sometimes if level of exam is easy like in 2016 even 150 score is not sufficient.

There are many legal maxims however, you don't need to remember all of them. Try to memorise 35 to 40 legal maxims which are mostly asked in CLAT. Go through previous year exam papers, list all the legal maxims those were asked in those years and prepare from there. Also go through their solution properly to understand these terms of Legal Maxims.

Hello Shikha Tyagi!

CLAT syllabus is divided into five sections-

* English

* Mathematics

* General Knowledge and Current Affairs

* Logical Reasoning

* Legal Aptitude

English consists of the following topics-

*comprehension passages

*Grammar

*word meanings

*incorrect/correct sentences

Mathematics consists of the following topics-

*algebra

*profit and loss

*time and work

*average, speed and distance

*permutation-combination and Venn diagrams

*statistical estimation

*Mensuration

G.K. & Current Affairs consists of the following topics-

*Static general knowledge including History, Polity, Geography, Environment, etc.

*Current affairs- national of national and international importance, sports, new appointments, awards and honours etc.

Logical Reasoning consists -

*Logical and Analytical reasoning skills

Legal Aptitude consists of the following topics-

*Study of law

*Research aptitude

*Problem-solving ability

*Questions based on hypothetical situations

*Important court decisions

For more information follow the following link given below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus/amp

Thank you!

Hope this will help you!

All the best!

Feel free to ask for more queries!

Hello!

CLAT syllabus is divided into five sections-

* English

* Mathematics

* General Knowledge and Current Affairs

* Logical Reasoning

* Legal Aptitude

English consists of the following topics-

*comprehension passages

*Grammar

*word meanings

*incorrect/correct sentences

Mathematics consists of the following topics-

*algebra

*profit and loss

*time and work

*average, speed and distance

*permutation-combination and Venn diagrams

*statistical estimation

*Mensuration

G.K. & Current Affairs consists of the following topics-

*Static general knowledge including History, Polity, Geography, Environment, etc.

*Current affairs- national of national and international importance, sports, new appointments, awards and honours etc.

Logical Reasoning consists -

*Logical and Analytical reasoning skills

Legal Aptitude consists of the following topics-

*Study of law

*Research aptitude

*Problem-solving ability

*Questions based on hypothetical situations

*Important court decisions

For more information follow the following link given below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus/amp

Thank you!

Hope this will help you!

All the best!

Dear Aspirant,

First identify what are the areas in which you are lagging, and put in extra hours in those sections. For example you are not able to read english passages then you can go with reading more and more other than the mock and try to find out the reasons why one answer is true and other is not.

If Same problem is in the math, then too put more hours in consuming more content on mathematics.

And one of the main reason students do not get good marks in the CLAT is because of the pressure to perform. Give mocks with free mind.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hi Vivek,

Exam date for clat 2020 is not announced yet. The date of examination will be announced by 1st July giving students at least 21 days prior to the exam. Registration for clat 2020 has already started and the last date to register is July 1, 2020.

I hope it helps.

Greetings aspirant!

As you know, earlier CLAT used to comprise of 200 questions that are to be answered over a span of 120 minutes. This was revised as asking students to answer 200 questions over 120 minutes "is not right as it puts students under a lot of mental stress," said Prof Faizan Mustafa, Vice chancellor, NALSAR.

Moreover, the syllabus has been revised, introducing more Comprehension based questions to attract students and provide a more conducive environment to deductive and logical reasoning.

You can learn more about these revisions by clicking on the link below:-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern/amp#aoh=15902376123912&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s

Hope this information helps you!

Good day!!

Hey!

According to question paper pattern 2020

• Duration of exam is 2 hours
• Pen-paper mode
• Undergraduate exam - 150 objective Type questions (mcqs)
• Postgraduate exam - 100 objective type questions and 2 subjective questions

For more information you can go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern/amp

Good Luck