Law Entrance Exam

Every year, the cut off marks for the CLAT exam are affected due to the following factors:The difficulty level of the exam. In case the question paper is easy then the CLAT cut offs are expected to go high and vice-versa.Total number of applications received. If the total applications received are less then the cut off is expected to be relaxed. Total candidates qualifying CLAT exam. If the total number of qualifying candidates is less than the total seats then cut off goes lowTotal number of seats. If the total number of seats is revised and increased then cut off is expected to remain lowPrevious year cut offs. For the top NLUs, the cut-off marks in previous years were high, therefore, only topper candidates could make it for final admissions. Fore other NLUs, the cut off marks are relatively low. 

There is no fixed limit to how many hours you need to devote to SLAT preparation. This is because every person has a different learning pace. Some may have strong analytical backgrounds, and the analytical section may look like a cakewalk to them, but they may get stuck in comprehension. Therefore, you need to first understand your strengths and weaknesses to make a proper schedule. You should give more time to practicing and studying those topics that are unknown to you and less time to those that you know very well. On average, it takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on how many months are left for the exam. If SLAT is six months away, then four hours is sufficient, but if it is next month, then you need to study for at least eight hours.

The most difficult section of SLAT cannot be specified because the difficulty level of a subject or exam section is different for all candidates. For example, some candidates have expertise in Logical Reasoning and Analytical Reasoning. Thus, these two sections of the SLAT exam will be easier for them than other exam sections. It can be said that the difficulty level of a SLAT section for a candidate is based on his or her expertise in it. If we analyze the sectional difficulty for SLAT based on the patterns of question papers from previous years, General Knowledge is the most difficult section because questions in this section can be asked from anywhere from static GK topics to current affairs. 

Since the SLAT places a lot of emphasis on analytical skills, the questions tend to be drawn from subjects that call for in-depth study and practise. Candidates must employ their capacity for minute observation and quick calculation in each of the three areas of the SLAT question paper. The SLAT's primary topics, broken down into sections, are listed below.Reading Comprehension - Questions based on passages, Para meaning, Reasoning: Blood Relation,Seating Arrangement, Syllogism, Coding-Decoding, Sets and Caselets, Family Tree, AssumptionsMathematics - Algebra Number System Modern Math, Arithmetic, MensurationThe difficulty level of SLAT questions is usually moderate to high. Only a few questions are easy and quick to solve. To crack the SLAT exam, one needs to pay attention to the mentioned topics.