The CLAT exam syllabus has changed this year and shift to more aptitude side then remembering things.The no.of questions reduced from 200 to 120/125 but the time duration will be the same that is 2 hours.

Here are few tips for preparation you must follow to get a

• Practice model papers/mock test/ previous year question papers
• Maintain a time while you are solving paper's
• Do not get sticked with a single question or section

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There is no minimum mark to qualify in CLAT.You need to score the cut off rank required for a particular NLU.The cut off for each NLU is different depending on the number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam etc.So you need to score the minimum rank as specified by

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Charotar University of Science and Technology (CHARUSAT) is a state private university situated in gujrat, however the placement record is good for IT department compare to electrical engineering department, companies like tcs, infosys, wipro like service based companies are the mass recruiters and students from all streams may participate

There are some very basic differences probably the biggest and the most obvious difference is that unlike the CLAT the LSAT India does not have a general knowledge or current affairs section and it does not have quantitative techniques which is sort of more mathematical so unlike the CLAT the

As of now, the last date to apply for CLAT 2020 is July 1st. And we still have few more days to go. And according to an official notice dated May 18th available at https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/documents/Notification-of-extension-CLAT-2020.pdf , the statement says that students will be given atleast 21 days prior notice for

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Common Law Admission Test, CLAT is a national level entrance examination for law aspirants to get admission in a National Law University or other law institutions accepting this test score to UG and PG programmes.

For UG courses, candidates should have passed Class 12 ^th examination or equivalent