There are basically 2 time tables- One is study and the other is daily routine time table which includes your study timings as well but is not dedicated to study planner.
After making the plan stick it to the wall you check everyday. Strike the task you do and if not done-add the task in the next slot of preparation.

You can follow the preparation tips of CLAT given below:

Be clear about the exam pattern– It’s important to be clear about the pattern that the exam follows. Once you are aware of the type of questions and how to tackle them, you will know about what to expect.

Take Mock Tests– Mock examinations are a fool-proof way to know where you stand with your preparations. Take 2-3 mock tests and find out your scores in various areas. You will be able to identify the concepts which need to be stressed on and work on them accordingly

 Have a plan for preparation– Follow a strict routine for preparations and focus on each subject separately. Have customised study plans for each subject/concept as each one of them requires a different method to study.

Group Study– Preparing in a group allows you to have access to how your friends are preparing which may be different from yours and hence you can absorb the best practices into your own ways.

 Don’t delay in taking the simulations– Many decide to take the mock tests only on completion of their syllabus. This isn’t a correct practice as it won’t leave you much time to correct your shortcomings. As and when you study keep taking the tests as they will give you an idea of where to focus.

Good Luck!

There should be basically 2 time tables- One is study and the other is daily routine time table which includes your study timings as well but is not dedicated to study planner.
After making the plan stick it to the wall you check everyday. Strike the task you do and if not done-add the task in the next slot of preparation.

You can follow below steps for the preparation of CLAT

1. Be clear about the exam pattern– It’s important to be clear about the pattern that the exam follows. Once you are aware of the type of questions and how to tackle them, you will know about what to expect and not be surprised by the challenges the exam has to throw at you.

2.  Find out the areas of focus– Based on announcements every year and sample papers you can have an idea on which areas to focus on for the examinations. Hence, you can plan your study more efficiently by dedicating more time to these areas and prepare better compared to others.

3. Take Mock Tests– Mock examinations are a fool-proof way to know where you stand with your preparations. Take 2-3 mock tests and find out your scores in various areas. You will be able to identify the concepts which need to be stressed on and work on them accordingly

4. Have a plan for preparation– Follow a strict routine for preparations and focus on each subject separately. Have customised study plans for each subject/concept as each one of them requires a different method to study.

5. Group Study– Preparing in a group allows you to have access to how your friends are preparing which may be different from yours and hence you can absorb the best practices into your own ways.

 6. Don’t delay in taking the simulations– Students decide to take the mock tests only on completion of their syllabus. but this is not a correct practice as it won’t leave you much time to correct your shortcomings. As and when you study keep taking the tests as it  will give you an idea of where to focus.

Good luck!