Hello Nisha,

The CLAT Examination is conducted for admission into seventeen of prestigious National Law Schools.

Candidates are required to have passed Higher Secondary School/Intermediate Examination (10+2) with not less than 50% of aggregate score. Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination can also appear provisionally given that they produce proof of having passed the qualifying examination before or at the time of admission.

Hence, you can readily appear in the CLAT Examination during your Boards Examination.

The Common Law Admission Test consists of five sections:

1. English Language Usage: Comprehension, Grammar Corrections, etc.
2. General Knowledge and Current Affairs: Static GK and Current Affairs covering a year
3. Elementary Mathematics: Class 10 Numerical Ability Type Questions
4. Legal Aptitude: Legal, Research Aptitude and Problem Solving
5. Logical Reasoning: Logical Aptitude, Syllogisms, Sequences, Analogies

The examination pattern features a total of 200 questions to be answered in 2 hours. For every negative answer, a quarter of the prescribed marks will be deducted.

In order to crack the CLAT Examination, one can follow the mentioned tips:

• Prepare early with an effective study strategy, alloting time to each and every topic
• Practice ample of mock tests and analyse previous years questions papers as they provide an effective method of self-assessment
• Work towards improving efficiency by perfecting your strengths and improve on your weaknesses
• Revise regularly to brush up on facts and figure

For more details on the same, visit our official website via the following link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat-without-coaching

Hope this helps you. We wish you the best for your future endeavours!

Regards

hi,

see the number of seats is available for phd in legal studies is not disclosed by the respective university. however you need to complete the m.phil course before applying in phd in legal studies or need to submit the equivalent published work of the intended area of specialization.

for more information follow the below link:

https://admissions.jnu.ac.in/Prospectus/JNUEE/CSLG.pdf