Hello aspirant,

First of all, keep your cool. What I'm about to say might seem strange at first, but trust me, it will be very helpful to you.

To be completely honest, 2 months is a pretty short time period, but if you are passionate about law and prepared to dedicate 10–11 hours of study time per day with sporadic breaks as needed, you can pass CLAT.

The only book you still require is the Universal Guide for CLAT/LLB Entrance Exams. Simply obtain a copy of this book and begin careful study of it. It covers EVERYTHING on the CLAT course, including General Knowledge. Additionally, there are 2017 prior years' papers as well as some model mock test papers. There are over 11,000 inquiries.

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You can participate in the CLAT 2025 examination by simply filling out the CLAT application form when it becomes available in 2025. There are no strict rules dictating that you must take the exam immediately after completing your 10+2 education. I suggest utilizing the time effectively in 2024 following your 10+2 studies to prepare thoroughly and increase your chances of achieving a high score in the CLAT 2025 exam.

For more information regarding CLAT consider the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/clat

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Hello aspirant,

It is always safer to begin your CLAT preparations two years before the test if you plan to take it. It is, however, never too late. Getting a head start on your study plans and avoiding misunderstanding over the courses and subjects you will need to cover in that one year by preparing for your CLAT exam in class 12.

To know the complete preparation plan for clat from class 12, you can visit our site by clicking on the link given below.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-clat-in-class-12

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CLAT is a nationally conducted exam and holds recognition from numerous National Law Universities (NLUs) throughout India. On the other hand, MH CET Law is a state-level exam designed specifically for admission to law schools and universities within the state of Maharashtra. CLAT is renowned for its high level of competition and difficulty, featuring a challenging question format and a large pool of candidates. MH CET Law, in contrast, is generally considered less demanding than CLAT and primarily serves students from the state of Maharashtra.

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Hello aspirant,

The weightage of English subject in CLAT is high so it becomes very important to have a good english with the information of all conceptual knowledge. To improve English I suggest you to read an english newspaper thoroughly on a daily basis. You should also read the grammatical concept and for this you can refer to Wren and Martin book. You should also build your vocab and for this purpose Word Power Made Easy can be a perfect guide for you.

Hello aspirant,

There are total 240 seats available in Vivekananda jnstitute of professional studies(VIPS).

A solid infrastructure supports VIPS. The library, labs, and classrooms all provide the amenities that students need, including SCC access. There is a cafeteria for students on the fictitious campus, and Block A's basement houses a badminton court.

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