HOW TO PREPARE FOR CLAT 2024 (UG) IN 40 DAYS


Swati Pandita

Assistant Professor, School of Law, FIMT

 Alumni- Rajiv Gandhi National university of Law, Patiala (NLU-Patiala), 2018 Batch

Understand the Exam Pattern:

CLAT 2024 consists of multiple-choice questions in areas such as English, General Knowledge, Mathematics, Legal Aptitude, and Logical Reasoning. Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern, including the number of questions, marks, and the time allotted for each section.

✔ Gather Study Materials:

Invest in good study materials, including textbooks, practice papers, and guides specifically designed for CLAT preparation. You can refer to books by Universal or Singhal. Online resources and mock test series can be valuable additions to your study material.

✔ Create a Study Plan:

Develop a well-structured study plan that allocates time for each subject and section. Ensure a balance between subjects, and dedicate more time to areas where you need improvement.

✔  Improve Reading and Comprehension:

Enhance your reading skills, as reading comprehension is an essential part of the CLAT exam. Read newspapers, legal articles, and magazines to stay updated with current affairs and legal issues.

✔ Practice Regularly:

Regular practice is crucial. Solve mock papers, sample questions, and previous years question papers to become familiar with the exam format.

Link of previous year papers …………………………………………………………. Pay attention to time management while practicing.

✔ Work on English Language Skills:

Focus on improving your grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. Read English newspapers to enhance your language proficiency as well as GK.

✔ Enhance General Knowledge:

Stay updated with current affairs and general knowledge. Follow the news, read magazines. Revise regularly to retain the information.

✔ Legal Aptitude:

Understand the fundamentals of law and legal reasoning. Practice questions that test your understanding of legal principles and your ability to apply them.

✔ Logical Reasoning:

Enhance your logical reasoning skills by solving puzzles, brainteasers, and logical reasoning problems. Focus on critical thinking and problem-solving.

✔ Mathematics:

Brush up on your mathematics skills, particularly topics related to data interpretation and basic arithmetic. Practice solving mathematical problems in a timed environment.

✔ Take Mock Tests:

Take regular CLAT mock tests to assess your preparation and identify areas where you need improvement. Analyze your performance and work on weak areas.

✔ Seek Guidance:

If possible, seeking guidance from experienced mentors or teachers.

………………………………………….You can contact our academic counsellor for any query too.

✔ Stay Healthy and Relaxed:

Maintain a healthy lifestyle with proper sleep, regular exercise, and a balanced diet. Manage stress through relaxation techniques such as meditation and yoga.

✔ Time Management:

Manage your time efficiently during the exam. Don't get stuck on difficult questions; move on and return to them if time allows.

✔ Stay Updated with CLAT Notifications:

Keep an eye on official CLAT websites and notifications for updates regarding the examschedule and any changes. Remember that consistency, discipline, and practice are key to success in the CLAT exam.Start your preparation well in advance, and don't get discouraged by initial setbacks. Stay focused and work diligently, and you'll improve your chances of performing well in the CLAT exam.

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