Dear Aspirant,

Maybe you don't know that from 2020 clat has been changed, pattern of clath as been changed and the number of questions reduced from 200 to 120 250. The duration of the exam is same according to the previous year that is 3 years.

Coming to the preparation part the exam has shifted from memory based reasoning base and inference base that is now you have to understand and comprehend all the reading passages and answer the question on the base of inference drawn from the passage.

Puzzles and question involving the logical thinking are introduced in the exam to reduce the memorizing part and increase the inference and logical part.

You you have to now studying many passages from newspapers and also the GK part has changed from GK to current affairs newspapers will help you in both preparing for reading and GK part. Four puzzle and logical solving questions you can look for questions of data interpretation and also you can look for helping others like sudoku.

You you should refer to the following link for more details.

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Thanks.

Akash, CLAT syllabus has been changed and the official syllabus will be released along with the official notification in the month of December. To give you a gist of the changed syllabus,

• The no.of questions asked will be reduced from 200 to 120/125 but the time duration will be the same
• English: There will be no more direct vocabulary questions
• GK: Static GK will be removed and only your knowledge on current affairs will be tested
• Mathematics: Only DI based questions.
• Logical Reasoning: More emphasis on critical reasoning questions
• Legal Aptitude: No Legal GK questions but the reasoning questions will remain.

The exam pattern for CLAT UG and CLAT PG has been changed from 2020 onwards. The number of questions, which was 200 has been brought down to about 120-150. The revised subjects are Quantitative Techniques, Current Affairs, English, Deductive Reasoning and Logical Reasoning. The exact paper pattern will be released in December 2019 and will be updated here:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern

Hello,

You can't join the coaching classes and you need and proper guidance for the preparation of CLAT exam at home then here is your answer, CLAT (Common law admission test) exam to prepare for this exam at home you have to remember and follow the given points below :-

1. Take out the syllabus for the exam from the internet and note it down understand the importance of each topic in the syllabus and mark down the easier one to start preparation with them. then understand and note down the exam and paper pattern to prepare according to it.

2. create a proper time table to follow it. arrange the topic for preparation in such manner that you will not get bored during preparation and also remember during starting days of preparation start with easy topics.

3. there are so many platforms which help for the preparation through video lectures you can take help form their and from the reference books.

4. to improve problem solving skills and improve the time required to solve question you should prepare and practice the sufficient number of mock test and sample papers.

5. the books or reference books for the preparation of the exam should be selected in such way that the books should be easy to follow ,have quality knowledge and have enough practice material to prepare for the exam.

6. always remember revision is the key towards success so do practice regularly be loyal to yourself.

for the detailed information and guidance about the CLAT exam you can visit the link given below

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

Hope this answer is beneficial to you

Good luck

Hello Ayushi,

The CLAT exam is only for the candidates who wish to pursue undergraduate or 5 year integrated LLB course. If you want LLB, you have to answer CLAT, as your admission process is based upon the merit in this entrance exam. For more information about the DU LLB exam, you can refer https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb-eligibility-criteria

CLAT will have comprehensive based questions on Quantitative Techniques, English Current affairs, Deductive Reasoning and Logical reasoning. The descriptive syllabus might remain the same but the pattern has been changed. https://clatconsortiumofnlu.ac.in/syllabus.html still quotes Legal Aptitude as one of the sections in the exam. You may be tested on your proficiency in reading texts and inferential reasoning. These in a way have legal aptitude connection. The CLAT 2020 notification will be released in the last week of December and by then we should have a clear idea.

hi,

see I would suggest you to apply for as many exams, there is many reputed institute accept clat score, like, NLSIU, NLIU, NALSAR, HNLU ETC however bhu uet llb entrance test is for banaras hindu university, which it self is a reputed institutions., you never know you may definitely crack any one exam or get a really good score, so it better to apply for multiple exam, and your chances to get a good institute gets higher.

Dear Aspirant,

The general instructions for filling out the form are entering the details of the year of the examinations, marks obtained and necessary documentation related to your academic record.

If you are filling a form after the completion of your graduation and wish to pursue further masters degree programs, you would be choosing the post-graduation.

However, there are bachelor courses which you can only do after graduation for example: Bachelors in Education. There are also people who opt for double graduation, so in such cases you in UG.

As you are a law aspirant, after completion of BSC. L.L.B course, students can do L.L.M, masters in Law. In such cases, the candidate will select PG.

For L.L.B, the candidates from any discipline who have attained at least 40% in the qualifying examination are eligible. So it will be UG.

If you have any specific details and wish to ask for a specific case, you can contact Careers360 further.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi there,

MH CET and CLAT syllabus is almost the same but there is a difference in the level of questions, the sections in both exam is sam like Maths, Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning, Logical and analytical  Reasoning, Gk and current Affairs, English. But now the consortium of NLU has changed the pattern of CLAT exams, now instead of 200 questions there will be around 120-150 questions and the questions will be comprehension based in English, Maths, Deductive reasoning etc. So to answer your question, yes the topics in both the exams is somewhat similar but for CLAT you will need to prepare more and be through with your preparation. You can prepare simultaneously for both and that being said if you prepare for CLAT throughly then you will need no extra preparation as such for MHCET. I have attached a link to the syllabus of MHCET here, https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-syllabus

and for CLAT the change in exam pattern here, https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-exam-pattern