Hello aspirant,

The type of questions in the LLB entrance exam varies as per exam. Generally, there are multiple-choice questions in the objective section and essay writing and comprehension sections in the subjective section. The curriculum covers a variety of topics, including legal thinking, general knowledge, current events, logical reasoning, English language proficiency, and numerical aptitude.

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Usually in law entrance exam MCQ are asked includes Legal thinking, general knowledge, current events, logical reasoning, English language, and numeric ability are among the topics covered in the MCQ based questions.

To prepare for the law exam first cover the law entrance syllabus then solve previous year papers to get an idea of the exam whichever you want to give suchas CLAT,ailet,mht CET etc.then start gove practice mocks to know your strengths and weakness and work on them.

You can use law entrance books which are available in market and take help from these books to strong your basics

English: Norman Lewis book is very good you can consider it do it from cover to cover and in a notebook and not in the book, it will jumpstart or jump in your vocabulary depending upon where you are when you start.

GK: Current newspaper, websites giving weekly test or the online gk test from the online material from LST if you have opted for it.

GK: Static gk : Lucent GK is best,don’t get scared by the size of the book, but its worth it!! Make notes from them too. Agreed it is usually recommend for UPSC but you have time and a little extra effort won’t hurt you.

Maths: you can do it from entrance books in thus you need just practice and practice.

Verbal and Logic: R S Aggarwal verbal logic, English para jumbles are also in this book you can read it too. Remember practice is the key.

Good luck!!!