Dear aspirant,

The best way to prepare for an exam in short duration is to solve previous year question paper and giving examinations like mock test.

in this way you can get both familiar with the syllabus and the pattern of the exam and will also get to make your strategy that you must follow during the exam. to prepare for critical reasoning the best thing is previous year question paper and mock test as no book completely contain all the type of question that could be asked in the exam. Human starting taking marks and after you done with the mock try to solve all the question which you are not able to solve during the mock mock exam.

here is the link to the free mock test by careers 360.

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-clat-free-mock-test/?icn=CLAT_test_seriesn&ici=CLAT_article_view_sticky

Hope this helps. Thank you.

• Quantitative Aptitude & Numerical Ability

• General Awareness

• Reasoning Ability

• General Mathematics

• General Science

• Objects, Texture related to Architecture and build-environment
• Visualizing three-dimensional objects from two-dimensional drawings.
• Visualizing Different sides of 3D Objects
• Mental Ability
• Analytical Reasoning
• Color Texture
• 3D- Perception and Appreciation of scale and proportion of objects

Hello! Hope you are doing good

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Assuming the tag that you've used, For reasoning, you can practice the basic reasoning that you should know. There are certain handbooks specifically for practicing reasoning. So, you can try those.

All the best

These books shall help you:

Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning by RS Aggarwal

Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey

Analytical and Logical Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal

You may also try:

501 Challenging Logical reasoning  Practise Book

Quantitative Aptitude Ebook by RS Agarwal

NEET will be in pen and paper mode for 180 questions. There will be 45 Questions from Physics, 45 questions from Chemistry and 90 Questions from Biology. Every question will carry 4 marks. Means every correct answer will get you 4 marks and a wrong answer will give you negative marking. There will be no reasoning and assertion questions. 95% of the questions will be from NCERT only. The total exam paper will be for 720 marks and you have 3 hours to write the exam.

hello aspirant..

the 12 th board exam have most weightage of marks in the organic chemistry section for the chemistry exam. the weightage is about 46% for the board exam. among them the most preferred chapters are the amines, haloalkanes and haloarenes and the aldehydes and ketones. these keep varying in weightage the other chapter also have the similar weightage but a little lesss.

hope this helps

all the best

hello,

It is not possible to predict as you have not mentioned the exam name and selection criteria may change so you can't control score neither the cutoff. The only thing you can do is prepare well for the exam and give your best.

Attend all the no-negative mark questions and don't make any guess in negative marking section. Whatever you have prepared, be sure that in that part you will get correct answer.

Just give your best performance rest the board will do it's work for selection.

Hope it helps!