CLAT Important Dates 2020 – National University Of Study And Research In Law, Ranchi will release important dates of CLAT 2020 online tentatively in second week of January. Aspirants seeking admission to undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes can refer the CLAT 2020 important dates and stay updated. CLAT for the following academic year is likely to be held in the fourth week of May; online registration will probably begin by second week of January and will end by the third week of April. The duration for CLAT examination is 2 hours and will be conducted in offline mode. The article provides all the necessary information to the candidates such as application date, admit card release date, exam schedule, etc. Further exam related information will be notified and updated, stay tuned to CLAT 2020 exam dates.
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Law aspirants applying for CLAT 2020 should follow the event calendar as displayed in the table below. However, note that the days mentioned are tentative only.
Events
Dates
Issue of notification
To be notified
CLAT 2020 online registration begins
Second week of January
CLAT 2020 online application form window opens
CLAT 2020 fee payment begins
CLAT 2020 online registration closes
Second week of April
CLAT 2020 online application form window closes
CLAT 2020 fee payment ends
CLAT 2020 issue of admit card
Second week of May
CLAT 2020 exam
Fourth week of May
CLAT 2020 publishing of provisional answer key
Last week of May
CLAT 2020 publishing of final answer key
First week of June (BA LLB)
Second week of June (LLM)
CLAT 2020 result declaration
Second week of June
CLAT 2020 counselling begins
CLAT 2020 counselling ends
Last week of June
The calendar is a simple way to keep track of all key exam events. The chronological presentation would ensure the candidate is also aware of subsequent events.
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National Law University Odisha, Cuttack will issue notification related to CLAT 2020 in first week of October. Candidates can stay updated to ensure they don’t miss any exam notification.
Online registration and application procedure for candidates applying for CLAT 2020 begins tentatively in the second week of January. The CLAT 2020 application form filling process would include steps like registration, filling of all essential fields, uploading of documents, and payment of fees. Application closes around the second week of April.
Candidates appearing for CLAT 2020 can access and download their admit card by using their registered email id and password. The admit cards will be released online around the second week of May. It is recommended that candidates keep the admit card safe even after the exam is over as it will be required at the time of counselling.
CLAT 2020 will tentatively be conducted in the fourth week of May by National Law University Odisha, Cuttack. The exam will be of 120 minutes (2 hours) and can be taken by candidates via online or offline mode.
As per the university guidelines, the provisional answer key of CLAT 2020 exam will be released around the last week of June. The final answer key will be released separately for BA LLB and LLM tentatively in first and second week of June respectively.
NLUO Cuttack will release the result of CLAT 2020 around the second week of June. Candidates can access the same by entering the CLAT registration number or number and date of birth.
A counselling session for shortlisted candidates will be organised by NLUO Cuttack for the upcoming academic year. It will be held online tentatively around the second week of June where the candidates will be required to register for participating in the counselling session and admission process.
DISCLAIMER- The details mentioned in this article are based on previous year’s notifications. The article will be updated once the data for new session is released.
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Get focused from today itself... Stay honest with yourself I'll say that is Quality matters over Quantity. So know what and how are you studying and follow the schedule and timetable that you make.
For the books I will tell you to go with Word Power made easy by Norman Lewis and a book of English and Grammar by Wren and Martin for English subject. Coming to the next subject which is Logical Reasoning, go for RS AGGARWAL boook. A modern approach to logical reasoning by MK Pandey is also another good book. For Maths, again go with RS AGGARWAL. And for the Legal Aptitude, go with Pearson and AP Bharadwaj.
For the last subject that is GK and current affairs, read Pearson and Lucent for GK and for current affairs, stay updated by all the ways you can that is by seeing news, reading newspapers, or reading blogs and articles.
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And to know about the books needed in detail for the CLAT exam, refer to the link below.
https://law.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-clat
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As per the recent notification for CLAT 2020 there is no upper age limit to appear for CLAT at UG and PG level, although NLU's have there separate eligibility criteria in regard upper age limit like NLSIU has upper age limit of 20 in case of general category for admission in UG programme, so I would suggest you to visit the website of the NLU for which you are aiming and check the eligibility criteria of the same, other necessary details in regard eligibility is given in the link below,
https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria
The Common Law Admission Test is held every year for admissions to the 21 National Law Universities in India and is starkly different from the Joint Entrance Examination, which is an annual exam for admissions to various Engineering, Architecture and Pharmacy colleges of India.
Firstly, CLAT is much easier to crack as compared to JEE as the difficulty level and competition in JEE is much higher.
JEE-Mains consists of 90 MCQ-type questions ( 30 each from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) based on 12th standard syllabus. 4 marks are awarded for a correct answer and 1 mark is deducted for a wrong answer. The exam is out of 360 Marks.
CLAT has 200 MCQ-type questions ( 40 each from English Comprehension and Logical Reasoning, 20 from Elementary Mathematics and 50 each from Legal Aptitude and Current & World Affairs). 1 mark is awarded for every correct answer and 0.25 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. The exam is out of 200 marks.
Yes I'll enlist down some of the top books that will help you in the CLAT preparation. For improving your English and Grammar you can go with High School English Grammar by Wren and Martin, you can take help of Word Power made Easy by Norman Lewis as well. For Analytical and Logical reasoning, go with RS AGGARWAL AND MK PANDEY books. For Legal Aptitude, AK Bharadwaj is quite famous. For mathematics, use RS AGGARWAL and for GK and Current affairs, use Pearson GK Today and read newspapers and blogs regularly to keep yourself updated.
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current affair is a section which you need to revise every day. other wise there is chances for forgetting it. so I would suggest you to daily follow any one of the news paper or you may follow bankers adda magazine. every day spend 1 hr for studying. you will surely get success.
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