The most important legal reasoning topics mainly come from basic legal principles and their application to situations. Some of the commonly asked areas include Contract Law (offer, acceptance, consideration, breach), Torts (negligence, defamation, strict liability), Criminal Law (mens rea, actus reus, theft, murder, assault), Constitutional Law (fundamental rights, directive principles, separation of powers), Family Law, and Law of Property. Apart from these, topics like legal maxims, landmark judgments, legal terminologies and principles of natural justice are frequently tested.

In legal reasoning questions, you are not expected to already know the law in depth. The exam usually provides a principle in the question itself, and you must apply that principle logically to the given facts. Instead of memorising cases, focus on understanding how to analyse situations and choose the option that fits the rule given in the passage. Practising past papers and mock tests will help you build speed and accuracy. All the best.

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Constitutional law and criminal law are the most crucial subjects for CLAT 2026 legal reasoning, followed by contract law and torts.  Additionally, you should get ready for subjects like International Law, Family Law, and Legal Current Affairs, covering recent changes and significant rulings.

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With an NMAT score of 189 (71 in Language Skills, 64 in Logical Reasoning, and 54 in Quantitative Skills), you’re in the solid but not top-tier bracket. Most top colleges look for scores above 200, while 180–200 generally works well for mid-tier institutes. Aim for schools that accept scores in this range they usually run strong MBA programs with steady placement records. Focus on ones that weigh group discussions and personal interviews too, since clear communication and sharp reasoning can tip the scales in your favor.

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Hi dear candidate,

As of now, there is no change in the exam pattern of 2026 JEE Main exam and it remains same as 2025 exam pattern. The change in 2025 was elimination of optional questions from Paper 1 Section B.

The phase 1 exam is expected to begin around 21st January 2026, know complete details at:

JEE Main Exam Pattern 2026 (Released) - New Paper Pattern, Total Marks, No. of Questions

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For UG BA Sanskrit Honors 2025, general knowledge and reasoning questions often focus on Indian culture, history, and current affairs related to Sanskrit literature and philosophy. You can expect questions on major Sanskrit texts, famous Sanskrit scholars, basic reasoning puzzles, and some general awareness about India’s heritage. Sample questions might include: Name the author of the Bhagavad Gita,What is the meaning of ‘Vedanta’?, or simple logical puzzles testing your reasoning ability. To prepare, read previous year question papers, current affairs summaries, and basic reasoning practice sets.

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