Law Entrance Exam

Yes, there is math in CLAT exam. The section carries 10 per cent weight. Scoring well in maths can give candidates big boost over competition. The CLAT syllabus for Quantitative Techniques  includes the following important highlights:The section includes 13-17 questions in the examUnlike other sections, the Quantitative Techniques section includes short sets of facts, propositions, graphs or other textual, pictorial, diagrammatic representation of numerical informationMajority of the questions in the section are created specifically for the exam, however, few graphs and histograms are also derived from public sources such as the official website of Reserve Bank of IndiaThe difficulty level of questions in the exam is of Class 10 level, however, the questions are more logic-based rather than formulae-basedImportant topics on which Maths questions are based in the exam include:CLAT Syllabus for Quantitative TechniquesNumber Theory & Basic ArithmeticAverages & PercentagesRatio & ProportionMixtures & AllegationsTime & WorkTime, Distance & SpeedFractions & EquationsMonetary EvaluationsProbabilityPermutations & CombinationsData Interpretation to analyse Charts, Tables, Histograms & other Graphical Information 

Following analysis about Logical Reasoning section of CLAT exam in the past years can help students in better preparation: ParticularsDetailsNumber of questions asked28-32Weightage18.66 - 21.33 %Type of questions askedPassage-based questions. Length - Each passage will be around 300 words.Questions - Each passage will be followed by a series of questions  Skills testedRecognize an argument, its premises, and conclusions;Read and identify the arguments set out in the passage;Critically analyze patterns of reasoning, and assess how conclusions may depend on particular premises or evidence;Infer what follows from the passage and apply these inferences to new situations;Draw relationships and analogies, identify contradictions and equivalence and assess the effectiveness of arguments. Question areasSources include opinion and editorial pieces from newspapers and magazines, and essays on moral philosophy available online and in various books. Some passages will be created specifically for the exam.Examples of source material include:Ethics in the real world - 82 brief essays on Things That Matter by Peter SingerArticles and Editorials taken from The Economist, a leading international newspaperHistory for Health published by the TelegraphWhere I am - An editorial published in the Indian Express. 

We are not exactly sure about that, because cuttoff varies every year. But you must score 80 to 85% or above in CLAT to get into the National University of Advance Legal Studies, Kochi. it is one of the most demanding universities, many candidates want to get admitted, so every year the cutoff goes high. but it's happening every year.The CLAT closing rank for general category candidates of NUALS, Kochi, is given below.Course -LL.M. in Constitutional and Administrative Law :-2021:-9442022:-13252023:-1799B.A. LL.B. (Hons):-2021:-         |        2022 :-   |       2023:-1144.         |       1250  |        1461