CLAT(Common Law Admission Test) is being one of the most difficult entrance exam to crack.With 60,000 students appearing for the exam every year,only about 5% of all the aspirants get into a National Law University, However,with the right type of preparation,it is possible for aspirants to crack the exam in their first attempt.The CLAT is based on English,Legal Reasoning,Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Techniques and current affairs.The last category include general knowledge.As per the new rules,the number of questions has been reduced from 200 to 150,and comprehension section has been added where aspirants will be given passages of 300-450 words.Each of the questions in the CLAT exam carries one point,while every wrong answer will result in a deduction of 0.25 points.It is essential that students attempt questions they are absolutely sure of, since wrong answers can result in lower points.Where as in MHT CET, The overall difficulty level of the exam was easy to moderate.There were not many difficult questions and 60% of question paper in all shifts or slots was easy.The entrance exam consists of 2 papers.1 paper for mathematics and 1 paper for physics and chemistry.Candidate need to study the whole class 12th syllabus along with only some portions of the class 11 syllabus.The approximate number of questions based on the 11th standard will be 10 and the 12th standard will be 40.There will be 50 questions asked from each subject.Marking criteria will be 2 marks(Maths) and 1 mark for every correct answer(Physics/Chemistry).There is no negative marking in this test.