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As per the admission guidelines sanctioned by Tamil Nadu National Law University Tiruchirappalli, direct admission to any of the offered courses by the university is not applicable. Students must take the CLAT 2025 entrance exam for admission to its BALLB course. The Common Law Admission Test, known as CLAT, is a national-level law entrance exam conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs).To secure admission in the BA LLB (Hons) programme, candidates must first have valid eligibility criteria: Class 12 from any recognised board with minimum 45% marks or equivalent grade (40% or equivalent grade for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribes). Eligible candidates can apply for the CLAT 2025 exam by registering on the official website of TNNLU. Once the application process is completed the CLAT admit cards are released and the exams are conducted on the scheduled dates. After the exam candidates must participate in the counselling process of CLAT 2025. Candidates who will accept the allotted seat need to upload all the required documents on the official portal. After that candidates, will be required to pay the admission fee to confirm their seats within a stipulated deadline. 

To check your CLAT Exam Centre 2025, follow these steps:Visit the Official Website: Go to the official CLAT website; i.e. consortiumofnlus.ac.inLog in to your Account: Use the login credentials (mobile number and password) you created during the registration process.Download the Admit Card: After logging in, find the link to download your CLAT 2025 Admit Card. The exam center details, including the address, will be mentioned on the admit card.Verify the Exam Centre: Check the exam center details, such as the address and the city, mentioned on the admit card to ensure accuracy.Print the Admit Card:  It is recommended to print multiple copies of the admit card for future reference, as you will need it on the exam day.Make sure to check the location of your exam center beforehand to avoid last-minute confusion.

You should start attempting CLAT mock tests after you have a basic understanding of the syllabus and exam pattern, ideally 2–3 months before the actual exam. Here’s a step-by-step approach:Initial Phase (2–3 months before the exam):Start with topic-wise or sectional mock tests to assess your strengths and weaknesses in different sections (English, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, etc.).Focus on learning the concepts and solving questions without worrying too much about time.Intermediate Phase (1–2 months before the exam):Begin full-length mock tests at least once a week.Analyse your performance, review mistakes, and focus on time management.Final Phase (Last month before the exam):Increase the frequency to 3–4 full-length mocks per week.Practice under strict time conditions to improve speed and accuracy.Review each mock thoroughly to fine-tune your strategy.By following this strategy, you can effectively use mock tests to improve your performance and readiness for CLAT.

Preparing for CLAT in just one month is a challenging task, but it's not impossible with a well-structured plan. Here are some key strategies to help you maximise your preparation:Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus     - CLAT consists of five sections: English, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, Current Affairs, and Quantitative Techniques.   - Familiarise yourself with the types of questions asked in each section.Focus on Important Topics   - English: Work on comprehension passages, vocabulary, and grammar.   - Legal Reasoning: Prioritise legal principles and case laws.   - Logical Reasoning: Practice puzzles, critical reasoning, and analytical reasoning questions.   - Current Affairs: Focus on the last 6 months of events, especially important news related to law.   - Quantitative Techniques: Revise basic math up to class 10th, focusing on percentages, ratios, and basic statistics.Take Mock Tests    - Dedicate at least 3–4 mock tests per week. This helps simulate exam conditions and improve time management.   - Analyse your performance after every test to identify weak areas.Revise and Practice Previous Year Papers     - Solving past CLAT papers will give you an understanding of the exam pattern and commonly asked questions.Time Management   - Divide your day into focused study slots. Allocate time for each section based on your strengths and weaknesses.   - Use your mornings for current affairs and legal reasoning, afternoons for logical reasoning and quantitative techniques, and evenings for English and mock tests.Focus on Speed and Accuracy     - Since CLAT is a time-sensitive exam, speed and accuracy are crucial. Keep practicing under timed conditions to improve.Stay Calm and Focused   - It's essential to remain calm during your preparation. Stress can affect performance, so include short breaks and relaxation in your routine.By following these steps, you can maximise your performance in the CLAT exam, even with limited time.