Hi Pratibha! 

Greetings! 

Incase you plan to go for professional training then join a good coaching institute.

And if you want to study at home then the plan is below:

In general it takes 6–7 months for preparation.

Few steps to follow seriously:

1. Be sure of pursuing LAW because becoming a lawyer is cracking LLB exams and getting into reputed NLU’s and other other reputed law schools. Also there is 5–6 years of dedicated study you have to devote on. After clearing this 5 year education and to practice law, again you will have to give another exam. So this process goes on like this.
2. Know the syllabus. Know the paper pattern. Know the sections. Know about the exams to give. Know the prospects of it in future.
3. Join an institute if you wish to. If you don’t then make a study plan.
4. So basically make 2, one is study plan and other is routine plan of your daily activities. If one- Make study plan.
5. Even if you join an institute, still make a study plan and follow it.
6. Professional training is required till the time you are sure about your self preparation.
7. Collect appropriate books.

Material to refer:

1. Previous year question papers
2. Norman Lewis- Word Power Made easy
3. Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning- By RS Agarwal
4. Universal guide to LLB Exam
5. Pearson GK Module
6. Monthly magazines on GK, Current Affair, Books and Novel
7. IMS/LST Legal Reasoning material

For more queries comment in the comment box and please upvote if this was helpful to you. 

All the best!

Hi Janbhadur, 

Yes,  it is a good decision to drop an year and prepare for CLAT exam and especially for the top 5 National Law Universities. Coaching will give you the right kind of guidance and material to study from but please do not depend on the faculty for everything and make sure you give as many mocks as possible. Do far as class 12th % is concerned it is not counted and is only considered for checking eligibility which is 50% I think. 

Hello dear Aspirant.

Clat exam which is organised for 21law universities of India has a price of negative marking in it.

As far as exam pattern is concerned there are total 200 questions 50 general knowledge 40 English 20 maths 40 logical reasoning 50 regional reasoning.

You will be allotted 1 mark for each correct answer -.25 for each wrong answer and 0for no answer.

Ok good luck

Which law college can I get into with a rank of 18,000 in the CLAT.?

Hey.

Unfortunately, you won’t get any NLU under this rank, but don’t feel demotivated, there are many more options for you.

I keep saying this every year, ‘There is life beyond NLUs’.

There are many good colleges in our country other than NLUs, you can apply there.

For information/updates related to CLAT or any law entrance examination, stay tuned to other options.

Hello Mal,

The following details were mentioned on the admit card of CLAT 2019. Candidates had to verify these details before downloading the CLAT admit card 2019.

• Candidate’s name

• Date of birth.

• Roll number

• Father’s name

• Test date

• Test time

• Test City

• Examination reporting time

• Application number

• Category applied for

• Course applied for

• Photograph

• Specimen signature

• Invigilator signature

• Candidate’s signature

Roll no. is separately mentioned before candidate name.

For more information visit the below link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-admit-card

Hope it helps.

Hey Amit,

With a rank of 9000 there is no chance to for  admission in NLU Sonepat, if you belong to the general category. The cut off of NLU Sonepat won't go as low as 9000 in any case. 
With a CLAT rank in this range, you should try for private colleges.

List of some private colleges can be seen with the help of the link given below,

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-law-colleges-in-India

Hope this helps,

Regards!

Dear aspirant,

according to the cutoff trends , the closing rank of all the NLUs is in 1000s.

You may get admission in good NLU college .

NLSIU Bangalore

NALSAR Hyderabad

NLIU Bhopal

WBNUJS Kolkata

NLU Jodhpur

HNLU Raipur

GNLU Gandhinagar

and more

for more details please check the link mentioned below :

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-cutoff

hope this helps.

Hi Aria, 

Whatever you have stated in your application form while filling the CLAT application form will be considered as final and nothing can be changed after the form has been successfully submitted the only option is to to fill the form again but now since the results are out nothing can be done about the category. One can request the concerned college department to consider the situation and allot seat with the NRI Sponsorship category