Hi,

In clat exam the question of legal reasoning will be from the passage of 450 words given each.

Each passage would be followed by a series of questions that will require you to:

• Identify and infer the rules and principles set out in the passage;
• Apply such rules and

Hello student,

Common Law Admission Test aur CL 80 is a law examination. actually they haven't release their official cut off marks. But the average cut off mark is about 125 To 150. The authority of a lsat haven't updated their 2020 cut off. Click on the link below to

Hello Aspirant,

Clat stands for common law admission test and this test ins conducted by the national law schools to do courses of LLB and LLM courses of post graduate and under graduate courses to attempt clat you should have the eligibility of 10+2 as you wanted to get in

Hi Teesha,

Both T.I.M.E. and IMS are better in one or the other perspective.

If you want my suggestion than T.I.M.E. is best because if its study material and test series. Also, it is old institute and trustable.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this

Hi student,

The procedure to register for CLAT 2020 is as follows:-

• Go to CLAT official site - https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat-2020/.
• Click on the “New Registration” option and give all the required details.
• Activate your account using OTP.
• Now, login and fill all the required things.
• Now, upload the required documents
• Now,

Hi Rahul,

The syllabus for CLAT 2020 is as follows:-

@English

• comprehension passages
• Grammar
• word meanings
• incorrect/correct sentences

@Mathematics

• algebra
• profit and loss
• time and work
• average, speed and distance
• permutation-combination and Venn diagrams
• statistical estimation
• Mensuration
  
  @General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• Static general knowledge including History, Polity, Geography, Environment,

Dear Aspirant,

Here are important details you must follow to get a good marks in CLAT exam:-

Hello kriti!

If you’re in Class 11, you almost have two years time for CLAT preparation. And two years of preparation time for CLAT is more than enough you need to qualify the national-level Common Law Admission Test , provided you make every minute of this count. The question on