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Shalaka Singh
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Aman,
Yes, you can write CLAT examination after completing your graduation. There is no age limit on the exam.
Yes, you can write CLAT examination after completing your graduation. There is no age limit on the exam.
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Shweta Singh
Guide-Level 12
LEGAL APTITUDE FOR CLAT AND OTHER LL.B. ENTRANCE EXAM by Aniruddha Bhattacharya and Utkrisht Jaiswal, Guide to All India Bar Examination - Solved Papers by Universals.
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jyoti goel
Guide-Level 13
The only secret to success in the PU UGLAW exam is consistency in exam preparation. Study with consistency, solve pervious years' question paper, practice as many questions as you can. Give as many mock tests as possible because that will make you familiar with the PU UGL AW exam pattern and you will also know how much you have prepared and how much you need to do more of. Also, you will be able to know your mistakes and, hence, correct them to come up perfect in the final showdown.
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vaishnavi shuklaLLM from Symbiosis Law School, Pune
Guide-Level 12
Hi Sukhan,
Always be brushed up with current affairs, that's the first thing. Also, the areas that you must be thorough with are legal reasoning, logical reasoning, basic maths, English and general knowledge. This I repeat, is the only thing that will help you get through PU UGLAW Entrance. Apart from this, you must solve the old papers of CLAT PU UGLAW Entrance and see where you stand. There are mock papers available by Universal that you can buy and practice, it's a very helpful guide. Also, not just CLAT PU UGLAW entrance apply for other universities too. You should always keep your options open as PU UGLAW Entrance is never a guara
Always be brushed up with current affairs, that's the first thing. Also, the areas that you must be thorough with are legal reasoning, logical reasoning, basic maths, English and general knowledge. This I repeat, is the only thing that will help you get through PU UGLAW Entrance. Apart from this, you must solve the old papers of CLAT PU UGLAW Entrance and see where you stand. There are mock papers available by Universal that you can buy and practice, it's a very helpful guide. Also, not just CLAT PU UGLAW entrance apply for other universities too. You should always keep your options open as PU UGLAW Entrance is never a guara
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Sneha Singhania
Contributor-Level 10
Hi,
If you don't lock any option, your application will get cancelled and your name will drop from the allotment list.
Good luck.
If you don't lock any option, your application will get cancelled and your name will drop from the allotment list.
Good luck.
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Anandvaradhan Goud
Guide-Level 12
CLAT is for taking admissions in the best law colleges in the continent or in the country. And this colleges provises you tge best education rather than the normal college. All the best for your bright future my dear friend.
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Avishek PradhanLaw Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts.
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Preparing for CLAT with Class 12th is the perfect choice. Surely, it is a bit of a hassle, but if you can do both, then your preparations would be great, because you would get ample amount of time. If you prepare before class 12th, then it's just tedious and not worth it. If you prepare after class 12th, then it is very less time and you cannot complete the syllabus.
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Shalaka Singh
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Shruti, It totally depends on you that when you should start preparing for CLAT. If you want really good marks in board exams, focus on that at first and then prepare for CLAT. If you can manage boards and CLAT preparation side by side then go for it, but do not affect your board scores.
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat/pattern?course=418.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/clat/pattern?course=418.
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