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When will the CLAT exam be held for law studies? Note the date and syllabus, applications will be made on consortiumofnlus.ac.in – News18 Hindi

New Delhi (CLAT 2025 Exam Date), Studying law is among the most difficult courses in India. Consortium of National Law Universities has released CLAT 2025 notification on consortiumofnlus.ac.in. The full form of CLAT is Common Law Admission Test. This is a national level entrance examination. Through this, one can get admission in courses like LLB, LLM in top law colleges and National Law…

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most important entrance level test for students willing to secure admissions to top NLUs and Law Schools in the country for undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in law.

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CLAT Examination: How to Apply, Exam Date, Eligibility, Syllabus

CLAT, or the Common Law Admission Test, is conducted yearly for law aspirants. Find the information about syllabus, date, clat exam eligibility, application process for Clat 2023 here.

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CLAT 2022 के लिए एडमिट कार्ड जारी, जाने कैसे करें डाउनलोड

CLAT 2022 के लिए एडमिट कार्ड जारी, जाने कैसे करें डाउनलोड

CLAT 2022 admit card has been released on the Consortium of National Law Universities’ official website. Candidates can download admit cards of CLAT UG and CLAT PG using the official website on consortiumofnlus.ac.in राष्ट्रीय स्तर की कानून प्रवेश परीक्षा Common Law Admission Test 2022 देशभर में आयोजित की जाएगी। इसके लिए पूरे देश में 80 से भी अधिक शहरों में परीक्षा केंद्र उपलब्ध कराए जाएंगे।…

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sorry for being random but can you gimme a few tips for scoring well in maths in cbse 12th grade? i scored just 34.5/80 in my half yearlies and you can imagine how must have i felt- the same old crying, anxiety attacks falana dimkana.

i thought i should ask it from someone who actually likes the subject rather than the people who just want me to score good to improve their school average :)

Areey koi na, aap padhare humare inbox mein shobha hi badh gayi humari🥹

Allllrightttt, let’s start with the basic tips:

Learn how to love maths-*gets hit with chappal* No seriously, this is the first one. Maths ko ye sochkar solve mat karo ki mujhe exam clear karna hai. Try to be curious about the concept instead, like “oh I just learnt this new trick to solve answers, let me learn/revise its functioning by solving these questions.”

Focus on your syllabus. This isn’t an exam but a practice tip. Solve the entire NCERT, examples and miscellaneous included (if you don’t like math in general than you can skip those 2 tho). Solved them? Solve it again! Then add to the mix the exampler and viola! 99% prepping complete. This is where majority of your exam will be from. And given that you aren’t a fan of math to begin with, you can afford to skip exampler aswell if your only aim is of getting a decent enough score. (Take for example my own exam. It was a bit out of syllabus with tougher and outside questions on the 4 marks side, I hadn’t practiced anything outside the ncert but still bagged an 85% in math without coaching and all.)

Take your sweet sweet time. Again, a practice tip. Don’t rush , don’t try to be ahead of syllabus or put more on your plate than you can handle. Do enough questions/exercises as you can take on a singular day. Take time to ‘digest’ them , or let them settle in your mind. How you did that question, what formulae and derivation were to be used, let it seep in. Then, do more questions once you feel like it, the next day Of course. Once you have somewhat versed yourself in those questions and come back for revision, increase the number of questions you do each time, like solving more of the kind from exampler/RD or combining multiple exercises in one session. It will help both your speed and practice in general. Ps, don’t forget to redo questions you got wrong! Take extra care with them :)

Don’t sweat it. Rona dhona chhod do, aur chinta to bhulke bhi mat lo. Isse jo kaam achha ho rha hai wo bhi kharaab ho jaega. I remember losing it after getting my first term result because I scored a mere 32/40 in math, took me awhile to get back to the subject. I did it again in my CLAT/AILET, I was so afraid/anxious that I ended up sick in the twilight hours of my exam day and naturally didn’t get a good score. I have learned my lesson since, do me a favour and learn from my mistakes instead of repeating them on yourself :’)

Analyse yourself. Last but not the least, Sweety, its you who knows her own predicament, tour strength and weaknesses, and how smart you really are. It’s your own life that depends on you, na kal ko Pados waali auntie ki life pe asar padega aapke kuchh karne na karne se, na wo chidne waali chachi ki, to in logo ka pressure bilkul mat lo. Aur na khudko inke bacho se compare karo. Final term hai abhi, tab tak itni mehnat karo ki apna personal best de sako, and if your personal best in math still falls short of being your overall best, then leave it. Bhagwaan ne jin fields m talent diya hai unme kuchh karo, kyunki kismat m aagey wahi likha hai. Believe me, you’ll walk away from math satisfied that you gave it your all Well that’s it from me, if you need any specific help, Pop in anytime. All the best wishes and lots of love, BA Math waali didi<3

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*knock knock* I have a few study tips for my fellow Humanities student :) I don't know what subjects you have so I'll leave about History, Pol. Sc and English <333

English: This is one of the most important subject because it's a compulsory one so pay it a bit extra care. Writing, writing, writing. If you practice writing well then it'd be a lot easier! Try to write short yet complete. CBSE prefers concise answers to essay ones... also one of the toughest part of this subject is that, the paper is very lengthy. Try to speed up your writing speed <3

History: Study the NCERT books thoroughly. Trust me, 99% time no question comes from outside sources. Make a timeline/chronological order for every subject. Also "comprehension-based" questions often come from the "Source" section (the purple boxes), they are very scoring.

Political Science: For this one, you need to keep up with daily issues. This year around 5-7 marks question came out of syllabus from current affairs... Also the NCERT books are important too, timeline helps in this one as well!

For overall: do not repeat my mistakes T~T and complete the project work early... they don't carry much marks but a good file is the key to making a good impression on the external examiner. Also, it helps a lot in study too! <3

And lastly but most importantly, YOU matter more than your grades. Your health, both physical and mental, is the top priority. Grades don't define you. And remember to take care of yourself and do something you love! Journalling can be good stress relief! :) also... try to make studying enjoyable. It works miracles. Say you like listening to music, you can perhaps use ambient music while studying!

All the best for you studies, and sending you lots of love <333

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are you a FREAKING ANGEL in disguise!? oh no, considering your love for antagonists, i suppose you'll prefer 'devil's angel'? (eh, lame me being lame)

dude i swear it is SO difficult to find people who let alone advice, at least support you for taking humanities and you, my love, are literally a limited edition that i'd preserve for eternity (this word reminds me of you- ashwapallvam and your divinely sweeter-than-honey nature ^^)

wait- cbse prefers concise answers? our teacher makes us write essays for even a 2 marker! we wouldn’t know since our board exams were canceled ugh. also, question from current affairs in exam; really? i thought that happened just in entrances and clat but damn. i do keep up with the news but the world is too big smh. yeah projects are weird but they’re quite scoring agreed. 

there’s so much going on rn and it’s so hard to keep up and manage. like i should study geography and complete my pending work but here i am watching pll original sin on hbomax.

anywhooo~ THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH! i cannot believe you took the time and effort to guide me like this man- tumblrinas are too precious to be true! 

please ask/rant about anything you feel i’m worth taking suggestions for. i owe you bestie! 

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Hey, didn't you give clat last year too?

(also can you suggest some books for clat?)

i did 😭 i didn't get the score i wanted and i knew i wouldn't tbh i was not prepared too well so im writing it again in december

there's not too many "books" as such because the syllabus is very vast and most of the comprehensive books you'll find are guides which are not that helpful because there's a ton of theory in those (if you're looking for both theory and questions, then guides are great; i personally bought universal's guide last year and it was pretty good) but there's a good number of other books you can buy for subjects differently

for english you can buy word power made easy by norman lewis (amazing book for vocabulary) and wren & martin (its helpful for ailet or if you wanna clear your grammar basics)

for logical reasoning, verbal reasoning by r.s. aggarwal is good if you're a beginner and after that you can buy the gmat guide (honestly tho if you're enrolled with a coaching institute then they must provide material so practice from that material itself, it's specifically designed for the exam so it's best)

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Hii I wanna ask ki is 1 month prep enough for clat if I know some of the basics already??

Hi, I'm really sorry for not responding. I was on a sm break (since, april??, i think)

I mean you can do anything you put your mind into, but just one month to cram the syllabus + revise + mocks, that'd be exhausting.

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jee is the entrance exam for engineering schools and clat is for entrance to law schools and "coaching" is basically like a second school with advanced syllabus solely focused on one kind of entrance exam.

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Best Coaching Centre for CLAT: Finding the Right Fit for Your Success

The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a highly competitive entrance exam for admission to the top National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. Cracking this exam requires dedicated preparation and guidance from experienced mentors. Choosing the best coaching center for CLAT is crucial for maximizing your chances of success.

Why Choose a Coaching Centre for CLAT?

Structured Curriculum: Coaching centres provide a well-structured syllabus coverage, ensuring you don't miss any important topics.

Expert Faculty: Experienced and qualified faculty members offer in-depth knowledge and guidance on various CLAT subjects.

Regular Mock Tests: Frequent mock tests simulate the actual exam environment and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.

Performance Analysis: Coaching centres provide detailed performance analysis, allowing you to track your progress and focus on areas requiring improvement.

Doubt Clearing Sessions: Regular doubt clearing sessions offer personalized support and address your specific queries.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Coaching Centre:

1. Faculty Experience and Expertise:

Look for centres with experienced and qualified faculty members who have a proven track record of success in CLAT coaching.

Inquire about their teaching methods, qualifications, and past students' performance.

2. Study Material and Resources:

Assess the quality and comprehensiveness of the study material provided by the centre.

Ensure it covers the entire CLAT syllabus and includes practice questions, mock tests, and other resources.

3. Batch Size and Faculty-Student Ratio:

Smaller batch sizes allow for more personalized attention from faculty members.

An appropriate faculty-student ratio ensures that each student receives adequate guidance and support.

4. Infrastructure and Facilities:

Consider the centre's infrastructure, including classrooms, library, computer labs, and other facilities.

A conducive learning environment is essential for focused preparation.

5. Fees and Payment Options:

Compare the fees of different coaching centres and choose a centre that fits your budget.

Inquire about payment options and scholarship programs, if any.

6. Past Results and Student Testimonials:

Check the coaching centre's past results and student testimonials to gauge its effectiveness.

Speak to former students and inquire about their experience.

7. Location and Accessibility:

Choose a coaching centre that is conveniently located and accessible to you.

Consider the commute time and transportation options.

Conclusion:

Choosing the best coaching centre for CLAT is a significant decision that can impact your success in the exam. By carefully considering the factors mentioned above, you can find a coaching centre that aligns with your learning style, goals, and budget. Remember, the right coaching centre can provide the necessary support and guidance to help you achieve your dream of studying law at a top NLU.

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Preparing for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a significant undertaking that requires a strategic approach. One of the primary decisions aspirants face is whether to join coaching classes or to rely on self-study. Both methods have their advantages and disadvantages, and the best choice depends on individual preferences, learning styles, and circumstances.

Joining Coaching Classes web: www.rajasthali.org.in Advantages:

Structured Learning:

Coaching classes provide a well-structured curriculum, covering all the topics systematically. This structure helps students stay on track and ensures that no important topic is overlooked. Experienced Faculty:

Access to experienced and knowledgeable faculty members who can clarify doubts, provide insights, and share valuable exam strategies. Regular Assessment:

Regular mock tests and assessments help students gauge their progress and identify areas that need improvement. These tests simulate the actual exam environment, which can reduce anxiety on the test day. Peer Learning:

Interacting with fellow aspirants can be motivating and informative. Group discussions and study sessions can enhance understanding and provide different perspectives on complex topics. Resource Availability:

Coaching centers often provide comprehensive study materials, including notes, practice papers, and previous years’ question papers, which can save time and effort in gathering resources. Disadvantages:

Cost:

Coaching classes can be expensive, which may not be affordable for all students. Time Constraints:

Fixed schedules may not be convenient for everyone, especially those who have other commitments such as school or work. One-Size-Fits-All Approach:

The teaching pace and style may not suit every student. Individual learning needs may not always be addressed in a classroom setting. Self-Study Advantages:

Flexibility:

Self-study allows students to create their own schedule and study at their own pace. This flexibility is ideal for balancing other commitments and finding time for rest and recreation. Customization:

Students can tailor their study plans according to their strengths and weaknesses, focusing more on areas that need improvement. Cost-Effective:

Self-study eliminates the expense of coaching classes, making it a more affordable option. Independence:

Self-study fosters independence and self-discipline, qualities that are valuable not only for CLAT but also for a legal career. Disadvantages:

Lack of Structure:

Without a structured plan, it can be challenging to cover the entire syllabus systematically. Students may also struggle with time management. Limited Guidance:

Lack of access to experienced faculty and mentors can make it difficult to resolve doubts and gain insights into effective exam strategies. Motivation Issues:

Staying motivated and disciplined without external support can be challenging. It is easy to get distracted or lose focus. Resource Management:

Gathering comprehensive study materials and identifying reliable sources of information can be time-consuming and overwhelming. Conclusion Choosing between coaching classes and self-study depends on individual preferences and circumstances. Coaching classes offer a structured environment with expert guidance, which can be beneficial for students who prefer a classroom setting and need regular assessments. On the other hand, self-study provides flexibility and customization, which is ideal for self-motivated individuals who can manage their time effectively.

Ultimately, a hybrid approach that combines the best of both worlds—using coaching classes for structured learning and self-study for in-depth understanding and flexibility—can also be a highly effective strategy for CLAT preparation. The key is to assess personal learning preferences, strengths, and weaknesses, and choose the method that best aligns with one's goals and lifestyle

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Conquering CLAT 2025: Your Ultimate Guide to CLAT Coaching in Delhi

Cracking the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is the ultimate gateway to prestigious National Law Universities (NLUs) in India. With fierce competition and a demanding syllabus, many aspirants in Delhi seek the guidance of CLAT coaching institutes. But with a plethora of options available, choosing the right one can be overwhelming.

This comprehensive guide empowers you to navigate the world of CLAT coaching in Delhi. We'll delve into:

Understanding CLAT Coaching: Benefits, types of coaching, and factors to consider when choosing an institute.

Top CLAT Coaching Institutes in Delhi: A detailed analysis of leading institutes with their unique offerings and student reviews.

Important Considerations: Cost structure, faculty experience, study materials, and classroom environment.

Beyond Coaching: Self-study tips and strategies to complement your coaching experience.

Why Consider CLAT Coaching in Delhi?

While self-study is commendable, CLAT coaching offers several advantages:

Structured Learning: Coaching institutes provide a well-defined syllabus, ensuring you cover all essential topics.

Expert Guidance: Experienced faculty members clarify concepts, provide in-depth explanations, and address your doubts effectively.

Mock Tests and Analysis: Regular mock tests help you gauge your preparation level, identify weak areas, and develop time management skills.

Study Material: Coaching institutes offer comprehensive study materials, including topic-wise notes, practice questions, and previous year's papers.

Peer Learning: Coaching provides a platform to interact with fellow aspirants, fostering healthy competition and motivation.

Types of CLAT Coaching in Delhi:

Classroom Coaching: Traditional classroom setting with face-to-face interaction with faculty and fellow students.

Online Coaching: Live or pre-recorded lectures delivered virtually, offering flexibility and convenience.

Weekend Coaching: Catered to students pursuing academics alongside CLAT preparation.

Crash Courses: Intensive coaching programs offered closer to the exam date, focusing on revision and test-taking strategies.

Choosing the Right CLAT Coaching Institute in Delhi:

With a multitude of coaching institutes, consider these factors:

Institute's Track Record: Research the institute's past performance, success rate, and alumni testimonials.

Faculty Experience: Qualified and experienced faculty with a proven track record are crucial.

Course Structure: Analyze the syllabus coverage, methodology, and the inclusion of mock tests and doubt-clearing sessions.

Batch Size: Smaller batches allow for personalized attention and effective interaction with faculty.

Location and Infrastructure: Accessibility and a conducive learning environment are important.

Fees and Payment Structure: Compare fee structures and consider scholarships or financial aid options.

Top CLAT Coaching Institutes in Delhi (Alphabetical Order):

Here's an overview of some leading CLAT coaching institutes in Delhi, with insights into their offerings and student reviews:

Career Launcher: Renowned for its structured curriculum, comprehensive study materials, and experienced faculty. Students appreciate their strong online presence and vast network of centers.

CLAT Possible: Known for its small batch sizes, personalized attention, and focus on doubt-clearing sessions. Students highlight their innovative teaching methods and effective mock tests.

IMS Learning Resources: Renowned for their quality study materials and experienced faculty. Students value their focus on concept clarity and comprehensive test series.

Knowledge Nation Law Centre: Popular for their result-oriented approach, experienced faculty, and comprehensive study materials. Students appreciate their regular motivational sessions and focus on exam-oriented strategies.

Maansarovar Law Centre: Renowned for its experienced faculty, focus on legal reasoning, and emphasis on current affairs. Students value their experienced faculty and doubt-clearing sessions.

Important Considerations Beyond Coaching:

While coaching plays a vital role, your dedication and self-study efforts are equally important. Here are some key aspects to focus on:

Time Management: Develop a study schedule that allocates dedicated time to each section of the CLAT syllabus.

Focus on Weak Areas: Regularly analyze your mock tests and identify areas requiring improvement.

Develop Reading Comprehension Skills: Consistently read newspapers, legal journals, and analytical articles to enhance your reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.

Practice Logical Reasoning: Regularly solve logic puzzles and reasoning questions to sharpen your analytical abilities.

Improve Your Vocabulary: Actively learn new words and enhance your vocabulary through daily practice.

Stay Updated on Current Affairs: Maintain awareness of current legal issues, social developments, and economic trends through reliable sources.

Supplementing Coaching with Self-Study Strategies:

Remember, coaching is a guiding force, not a magic bullet. Here are additional self-study strategies to maximize your preparation:

Utilize Online Resources: Explore online platforms offering free mock tests, previous year's question papers, and concept-specific videos.

Join Online Forums and Discussion Groups: Engage with fellow CLAT aspirants online to discuss doubts, share strategies, and stay motivated.

Develop a Habit of Making Notes: During lectures or self-study, create concise notes that summarize key concepts and formulas for quick revision.

Practice Speed Reading: While maintaining comprehension, gradually increase your reading speed to manage time effectively during the exam.

Maintain a Positive Attitude: Stay motivated throughout your preparation. Celebrate your achievements and approach challenges with a determined mindset.

Finding the Perfect Fit: Attending Demo Classes

Many institutes offer demo classes, allowing you to experience their teaching methods, faculty interaction, and classroom environment firsthand. This is an excellent opportunity to:

Assess the Teaching Style: Observe how well the faculty explains concepts and engages with students. Does their style resonate with your learning preferences?

Evaluate Batch Size and Interaction: Observe the student-teacher ratio and the level of interaction in the classroom. Does it facilitate individual attention and doubt clarification?

Gauge the Study Material Quality: Review the provided study materials and assess their clarity, comprehensiveness, and alignment with the exam pattern.

Financial Considerations and Scholarships:

CLAT coaching can be an investment. Here are some tips to navigate the financial aspects:

Compare Fee Structures: Research fees across different institutes and consider any hidden costs. Explore options like scholarships, merit-based waivers, or installment plans offered by some institutes.

Avail Early Bird Discounts: Many institutes offer fee discounts for early enrollment. Consider registering well in advance to optimize your budget.

Explore Government Scholarships: Research scholarships offered by the government or specific institutes for law aspirants belonging to underprivileged sections.

Beyond Delhi: Exploring Pan-India Coaching Options

With the rise of technology, geographical limitations are diminishing. Explore pan-India coaching options that offer:

Online Coaching Platforms: Leverage online platforms offering live or pre-recorded lectures, mock tests, and study materials accessible from anywhere.

Distance Learning Programs: Some institutes provide distance learning programs with study materials mailed to your doorstep and online doubt-clearing sessions.

Remember: Choosing the right coaching institute is a crucial decision. Utilize the information provided, conduct thorough research, and prioritize your learning needs.

The Final Push: Optimizing Your Performance in the Last Few Months

As the exam approaches, here are some final tips to solidify your preparation:

Intensify Revision: Focus on revising key concepts, formulas, and important legal principles.

Practice Extensive Mock Tests: Simulate the actual exam environment by taking mock tests under timed conditions. Analyze your performance and identify areas requiring further attention.

Focus on Time Management: Develop a time allocation strategy for each section of the CLAT exam to ensure you attempt all questions within the stipulated timeframe.

Maintain a Healthy Routine: Prioritize adequate sleep, nutritious meals, and regular exercise to manage stress and enhance your focus.

Conclusion:

Cracking CLAT requires a strategic blend of coaching guidance, self-discipline, and unwavering determination. By following the comprehensive tips outlined in this guide, you can approach the exam with confidence and maximize your chances of securing a coveted seat in a top National Law University. Remember, success is a journey, not a destination. Embrace the learning process, stay focused on your goals, and you will be well on your way to achieving your dream law career.