SLAT 2025 - The Symbiosis Law Admission Test
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On its whole, the Common Law Admission Test is known as CLAT. The Centralised National Entrance Exam, or CLAT, is administered by the government for admission to 22 national law universities in India. It can be challenging to prepare for the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), requiring diligent work and thoughtful research. Practising answering multiple-choice questions daily is a great way to increase your readiness. You will get an understanding of important ideas and familiarity with the format and types of questions on the test by practising with these daily questions. Including daily multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in your study plan enables you to monitor your development, pinpoint areas that require work, and boost your exam confidence. We'll examine how daily multiple-choice questions (MCQs) might help you get ready for the CLAT and improve your overall performance.
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Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
New technologies have always sparked privacy concerns, but according to Danielle Keats Citron's book, "The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity, and Love in the Digital Age," this battle has become more urgent than ever. Citron's focus is on the fundamental aspects of intimate privacy, specifically, our bodies and love lives, which are crucial for human selfhood and agency. Unfortunately, these aspects of privacy are currently facing unprecedented threats.
Privacy violation lies at the heart of the prevailing model of informational capitalism. Since around 2005, our lives have been transformed into data, making us a goldmine for advertisers, marketers, and data brokers. Often, we unknowingly give away personal information with each click, casually dismissing privacy policies without realizing the extensive dossiers being compiled about us.
Discovering the truth about our "data selves" can be shocking. For instance, Tinder holds a treasure trove of information about its users, including their hopes, anxieties, sexual preferences, and deepest secrets. Even pornographic websites employ third-party tracking mechanisms. However, it's not just the websites themselves that gather this data; the shadowy world of the data-broker industry collects and trades our information. This data can be purchased by anyone willing to pay, whether it be a vengeful ex-partner, a stalker, or a political party. We are often oblivious to the extent of our entrapment in this era of surveillance. Nowadays, algorithmic tools have the power to influence our insurance premiums and job applications. The profound implications of this surveillance model only become apparent when our intimate privacy is violated, a reality that has disproportionately affected women and minority groups. In conclusion, the rapid advancement of technology has exposed our intimate privacy to unprecedented risks. The commodification and trade of personal information have given rise to an era where our lives are reduced to data points. Safeguarding our privacy has become a pressing issue that requires immediate attention to protect our dignity, identity, and love in the digital age.
Q1. What does the author imply in the first sentence of the passage?
(a) New technologies are bad for privacy.
(b) New technologies are designed to breach privacy.
(c) Privacy is not a consideration in the adoption of new technologies.
(d) Privacy intrusion is the motto of new technologies.
Q2. The term ‘informational capitalism’ is used as an –
(a) Metaphor
(b) Simile
(c) Adjective
(d) Hyperbole
Q3. Under which category, this passage can be put?
(a) Poetic
(b) Educational
(c) Expository
(d) Factual
Q4. Which of the following can be inferred about ‘digital voyeurism’ based on reading the passage?
(a) It refers to digital divide.
(b) It is equivalent to digital intrusion.
(c) It indicates digital advancement.
(d) It discusses the digital enthusiasm
Q5. Which of the following is out of context and out of the scope of the passage?
(a) Constant surveillance
(b) Immoral conduct
(c) Vengeful acts
(d) Policy paralyses
Read the following passage and answer the questions
India’s gross domestic product (GDP) reached the dollar 3.75 trillion mark in 2023, from around dollar 2 trillion in 2014, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s office said in a tweet. India has moved from tenth to the fifth-largest economy in the world, the tweet added. Highlighting the nine years of reforms under the Narendra Modi-led government, Sitharaman’s office also said: “India is now being called a bright spot in the global economy.” Four countries ahead of India in terms of GDP at current prices include China, the United States, Germany, and Japan. India has surpassed the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Russia, and Australia in GDP numbers. The provisional estimates released by the (1) recently showed the overall economic growth in FY23 at 7.2 per cent, powered by a higher than expected growth in the fourth quarter. Speaking at an Assocham event in Kochi, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran said the final number could be higher than 7.2 per cent because the underlying momentum in the economy was quite strong. While stressing that India being a low-middle-income country cannot sit on its laurels, the CEA said: “We need to catch up with the pre-pandemic trend. Even before the pandemic, the economy was slowing down in 2018-19 and 2019-20. It is important to arrest that kind of slowdown,” he said.
Nageswaran said if the country could sustain 6.5 to 6.8 per cent growth for the rest of the decade, it would be a creditable achievement on the part of the Indian economy given the global conditions while cautioning that the export growth could be a problem given the external situation. He said India’s overall macroeconomic management had been prudent and sensible without over-stretching during the pandemic, as several advanced countries did.
Q6. The provisional estimates released by an institution recently showed the overall economic growth in FY23 at 7.2 per cent, powered by higher-than-expected growth in the fourth quarter. Name the institution referred to here.
(a) National Statistical Office
(b) Planning Commission
(c) Asian Development Bank
(d) NABARD
Q7. Which Ministry prepares the Economic Survey of the country?
(a) Defence Ministry
(b) Ministry of Agriculture
(c) Finance Ministry
(d) Ministry of Civil Aviation
Q8. What refers to the standard measure of the value added created through the production of goods and services in a country during a certain period?
(a) National Income
(b) Gross Domestic Product
(c) Gross National Product
(d) Depreciation
Q9. Name the term that denotes the measure of average income earned per person in a given area during a specific period, generally a year.
(a) Per capita income
(b) National Income
(c) Marginal income
(d) Depreciation
Q10. Who first prepared the National Income estimate in India for the year 1867-68?
(a) Jawaharlal Nehru
(b) Dadabhai Naoroji
(c) B. N. Sharma
(d) S. Gadgil
Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.
Abetment is a procedure in which there is a mental progression of instigating an individual or intentionally aiding a person in doing a particular act. The purpose of the legislature and the proportion of the cases decided by the Supreme Court is obvious that to charge a person under section 306 Indian Penal Code, 1860 there has to be a lucid mens rea to commit the offence. It also requires a dynamic act or direct act, which led the deceased to commit suicide seeing no alternative and that act must have been intended to put the deceased to such a point that he had to commit suicide.
In the case of suicide, an offence of abetment punishable under Section 306 is inherent. Therefore, even in the case of suicide, there is an obligation on the person, who knows or has reason to believe that such a suicidal death has occurred, to give information. In Kali- das Achamma v. The State of A.P., S.H.O. Karimnagar. I Town P.S., [1987] 2 ALT 937 it was observed as under: "In the case of every suicide, abetment is inherent. Whether ultimately it is proven or not, it is a different aspect. Abetment of suicide is an offence punishable under Section 306 I.P.C. and therefore whenever a case of suicide occurs, the body cannot be disposed of without informing the Police and further as provided under Section 174 Cr.P.C. The Police have to hold an inquest Since it is an unnatural death.' In the instant case A 1, who reached his house on 18.3.82 knowing fully well that the deceased had already died, informed P.W. 8 that the deceased was in a serious condition. Likewise, he informed P.W. 12 on the telephone without disclosing that the deceased was already dead. However, when P.W. 6, the brother of the deceased, came to the house where the dead body was lying, A 1 told him that the body would be cremated. The same effect is the evidence in P.W. 13. P.W. 6, the brother of the deceased, on his own, went and reported to the police. It can thus be seen that A 1 intentionally omitted to give the information in respect of the death of the deceased which he was legally bound to give.
Q11. Y, a newly married woman, did not eat anything for three or four days before committing suicide her husband X and in-laws did not persuade her to eat. What is the liability of the husband and his family under Section 306 of IPC?
(a) X is liable for an attempt to suicide
(b) X has no liability
(c) X is liable for abetment to suicide
(d) X is liable for criminal conspiracy
Q12. X repeatedly says unacceptable things to Y which deteriorates the mental health of Y. Due to these, Y tries to commit suicide but decides not to do so at the last moment. Determine the correct answer.
(a) X is liable for abetment for suicide
(b) X is liable for attempt cause grievous hurt
(c) There is no liability on X
(d) None of the above
Q13. X is married to Y. From the day after marriage, X’s family taunts Y for not providing a dowry. One fine day, X comes home drunk and says unacceptable things to Y so much so that it leads her to commit suicide. Determine the liability.
(a) X is liable for abetment to suicide, and so is his family.
(b) X is liable for abetment to suicide, and his family for nothing.
(c) X's family is liable for defamation.
(d) X's family is liable for abetment, not X since he was intoxicated.
Q14. X is a police officer who is entrusted by the court to arrest Y. B informs X that C is Y, despite knowing that he isn’t. C files a case for wrongful arrest. Determine the liability of B.
(a) B is not guilty since there was no wrongful intent
(b) B is liable for mentally harassing X
(c) B is liable for abetment for the wrongful arrest
(d) Both b and c are true
Q15. X is an offender on the run. He rents a room in a motel, the manager of which is unaware of the offender that X is. In the motel, he is provided with food and all the essential services. X is, however, caught when the police are informed by a janitor of the motel, who was aware of X and his offence due to a Whatsapp forward. Determine the liability of the manager.
(a) The manager is liable for abetment by conspiracy.
(b) The manager is not liable since he was not aware of X's offence.
(c) The manager is liable since ignorance of the law is not a defence.
(d) Both a and b are true.
Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow.
The decision made by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led Cabinet to modify the recruitment norms for teachers in Bihar, allowing candidates from other states to apply, has sparked a debate within the state. State Education Minister Chandra Shekhar defended the decision, stating that it was necessary to ensure that Bihar's schools have qualified teachers, as they face challenges in finding competent candidates in subjects like English, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
While some political leaders and teachers' associations have criticized the government's move, experts have expressed their support. According to data shared by the Ministry of Education in March, Bihar has the lowest literacy rate in the country, standing at 61.8%.
Vidyarthi Vikas, an assistant professor at A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies, welcomed the decision, stating that teachers would now be selected based on merit, unlike the previous system where anyone who cleared their B.Ed. course could become a teacher. He believed that Bihar's education system would improve with skilled teachers but also emphasized that the competency of Bihari teachers should not be underestimated.
Bakshi Amit Kumar Sinha, an assistant professor at the Asian Development Research Institute (ADRI), agreed with the decision, noting that quality education is crucial for the holistic development of students and their future. He commended the state government for removing the domicile clause in this regard.
On the other hand, BJP Rajya Sabha member and former Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi criticized Education Minister Shekhar's statement about the difficulty in finding competent school teachers, deeming it "shocking and absurd."
The decision to open up teacher recruitment to candidates from other states has ignited contrasting opinions among stakeholders in Bihar. While experts view it as a positive step toward improving the quality of education, some political figures express scepticism and question the necessity of seeking teachers from outside Bihar. The ongoing debate highlights the significance of addressing the challenges in Bihar's education system and ensuring access to competent teachers who can contribute to the overall development of students.
Q16. What is one of the reasons cited by State Education Minister Chandra Shekhar to justify the modification of teacher recruitment norms in Bihar?
(a) To ensure a diverse pool of candidates
(b) To address the shortage of qualified teachers
(c) To promote regional integration
(d) To reduce the burden on Bihari teachers
Q17. Which of the following subjects were specifically mentioned as facing challenges in finding competent candidates for teaching positions in Bihar?
(a) History and Geography
(b) English and Mathematics
(c) Science and Technology
(d) Economics and Political Science
Q18. What is the central idea/theme of the passage?
(a) The need to improve the quality of education in Bihar
(b) The debate surrounding teacher recruitment norms in Bihar
(c) The criticism faced by the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar-led Cabinet
(d) The low literacy rate in Bihar compared to other states
Q19. Which of the following can be inferred from Vidyarthi Vikas's statement?
(a) Bihari teachers are not competent enough.
(b) The previous system of teacher recruitment was merit-based.
(c) Skilled teachers are only available from outside Bihar.
(d) Bihar's education system is currently performing well.
Q20. What can be inferred about the writer's perspective on the decision to modify teacher recruitment norms?
(a) The writer supports the decision and believes it will benefit Bihar's education system.
(b) The writer criticizes the decision and considers it unnecessary.
(c) The writer is neutral and presents both sides of the debate objectively.
(d) The writer is sceptical about the impact of the decision on Bihar's education system.
Answer the following questions using the information given below.
The chart shows the number of students who applied for visas to five different countries for their master's.
The following table shows the ratio between the engineering students and other studies students who applied for visas to 5 different countries.
Countries | The ratio of engineering students to other studies students |
USA | 3:2 |
Russia | 5:3 |
China | 7:8 |
France | 1:3 |
UK | 4:5 |
Q21. What is the difference between the number of engineering students who applied to the USA and the number of other studies students who applied to China?
32,500
38,000
33,900
35,000
Q22. The students from other studies applied for Russia what per cent of the engineering students applied for the UK?
125%
100%
89%
200%
Q23. What is the average of engineering students who applied for the USA, China and France?
42,500
48,000
42,000
45,000
Q24. The ratio of male to female students from other studies students who applied for the UK is 1:2. Find the female students of other studies who applied for the UK.
30,000
32,000
22,000
35,000
25. If 30% of engineering students and 40% of other studies students applied for France got their visa. Find how many students got visas for France.
22,000
18,000
24,000
25,000
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For CLAT, a central government issued reservation form is typically required. This is because CLAT is a national-level entrance exam and follows specific guidelines for reservation categories.
While a state-issued reservation form might be accepted in some cases, it's highly recommended to obtain a central government issued form to avoid any potential issues. This form can usually be obtained from the respective state's social justice department or a designated government office.
Regarding the validity of your 2022 state reservation form: While it might be valid for three years in some contexts, it's best to check the specific requirements for CLAT. The eligibility criteria and document requirements can change from year to year. It's advisable to obtain a new central government issued reservation form for the current year to ensure that your application meets all the necessary criteria.
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On July 15, 2025, the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) launched the CLAT 2025 Registration. Until October 15, 2024, candidates may complete the CLAT Application Form 2025. All qualified applicants may complete the CLAT Application Form 2025 by going to consortiumofnlus.ac.in, the official website. Candidates must pay the CLAT 2025 application costs as specified in the CLAT Exam Notification. Important dates for CLAT Registration 2025 were outlined in the CLAT 2025 Notification, which was made public on July 7.
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The Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is open to engineering students. Students who want to study law in National Law Universities (NLUs) in India for undergraduate (BA LLB) and graduate (LLM) degrees should primarily take the CLAT.
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For admission to the nation's best NLUs, the Consortium of NLUs will administer the CLAT Exam. The CLAT Exam Dates have been issued by the Consortium. The date of the CLAT Exam 2025 is set for December 1, 2024, as per the CLAT Notification 2025. The consortium has also made available the CLAT 2025 eligibility requirements for undergraduate and graduate courses in addition to the official notification. On July 15, 2024, the CLAT 2025 application process opened. On or before October 15, 2024, candidates interested in studying law at any of the nation's NLUs may do so by completing the CLAT Application Form.
Whoever fulfills the eligibility criteria can give CLAT exam.
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