Following points given below will help you to prepare for CLAT:-

1.Subjects and syllabus:To prepare for any exam, first thing to do is know it's subjects and syllabus.

2.Adjust Your Strategy: Adjust your strategy, starting right now! Read the online materials. Read newspaper articles, magazine articles etc. Keep remembering the

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Follow the below points:-

First of all go well through your clat syllabus and list of best books which you can follow to master CLAT syllabus is given below subject wise

GK & CURRENT AFFAIRS

Manorama Year Book

General Knowledge 2020 and 2019 by Arihant Publications

Current Affairs Yearly

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Yes, you can definitely  achieve good marks in your class 2021 examination in one year provided you are ready to work hard and remain dedicated and honest towards your preparation.

Go well through your clat syllabus and the list of best books which you can follow to master CLAT

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He is not eligible to give CLAT in the first place, During the filling of the CLAT application form they will ask you to fill the educational details in which you have to give the correct information if not it will cause problems in future. As your friend to

Current Affairs including General Knowledge: You will be given passages of upto 450 words and these passages are usually taken from News, Journalistic sources and nonfiction writing. The questions may include legal information or knowledge but do not need any additional knowledge of the law beyond the passage. This sections

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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.

Generally 20-22 questions are asked from this area, i.e from Mathematics. You can divide the whole mathematics into 4 parts, Arithmetic, Algebra, Mensuration & Geometry and basic trigonometry.

The syllabus of mathematics is: Algebra, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Simple and Compound Interest, Geometry, Trigonometry, Height and Distance, Statistics, Time, Work

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

It is not important to remember all the articles or sections, rather it is not possible to remember all of them. Just learn few basic articles for fundamental rights, the Fundamental Duties of every citizen, the number of seats for the Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, try reading articles 12-18. All

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Having a set time table is good for enthusiastic studies but making a time table is totally different for each and every student.

it depends on your capabilities and your knowledge and speed to under stand something.

It will be best if you study for 4-6 hours daily