Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. It is better you can take coaching because it makes you in a track with out diverting your attention with regard to the exam. Even, there are much people who scored top ranks with self study but wholly it is  matter of determination and to be focused. You can refer the book of Lucent's for static GK and for current affairs it is better you follow day to day news visiting the websites like affairs cloud and even reading the newspaper such as HINDU. For part of reasoning you can buy verbal and non-verbal reasoning book so that you can have practice everyday. Follow legal news even help you much.

ALL THE BEST

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CLAT Eligibility Criteria Undergraduate  The is no upper age limit for undergraduate programmes in CLAT 2022. Candidates should obtain at least 45% marks or its equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to General / OBC / PWD / NRI / PIO / OCI categories in the 10+2 or its equivalent examination. It is 40% for the candidates belonging to SC/ST categories.  Candidates who are appearing in the qualifying examination in March/April 2021 are eligible to appear for CLAT 2022 Examination. However, they shall be required to produce an evidence if their passing the qualifying examination at the time of admission. Postgraduate  An LLB degree or its equivalent with 50% of marks is required to apply CLAT postgraduate examination. It is 45% of marks for candidates belonging to SC/ST categories. Candidates appearing for the qualifying examination in April / May 2022 are also eligible to apply online. There is no age limit for appearing

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Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

CLAT 2022 Important dates.

Educational Qualification

The candidate must have obtained an LLB degree (5-year or 3-year LLB) from a university recognised by the Bar Council of India . Candidates appearing in the final year of LLB graduation are also eligible for CLAT LLM 2023.

1. Click on the “Register” link.
2. Fill the CLAT 2022 registration form by entering your name, mobile number and email ID and submit the details.
3. You will receive an OTP on your registered mobile number and email ID.
4. Complete your registration by entering the OTP on the CLAT login page..

Hope it helps you !

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Hello,

Yes, you can take admission in a BA or BSc program and then side by side continue your preparation for CLAT or NEET Examination.

This is done by many students to secure an alternative in case things don't go as planned. Students often get themselves enrolled in Open Universities that are recognised such as IGNOU and pursue graduation degree while preparing for the entrance examination right from their home.

NEET UG is one of the toughest entrance examination. Though it might be one of the toughest Entrance Examination but with hardwork and meticulous preparation it can be cracked.

------- So if you wish to take a drop and prepare again for the examination then first ensure that you will be committed to your studies and education throughout this drop year.

What most of the dropper find it difficult is that their zeal to prepare and work hard for the exam fizzles out after a month of preparation or so and they end up wasting the whole year.

So, before making a decision ensure you will work hard and avoid all sorts of procrastination.

------ Now talking about preparatory ways for the examination. Some of them include preparing a suitable timetable, using the right study materials, solving question papers and mock tests and these will all help you study productively and perform excellently in the exams.

------ Complete your Syllabus with complete understanding of all the concepts as soon as possible.

------- Ensure you practice as many questions as possible, it will help you in understanding mistakes and developing new concept.

------- Also it is must you give time to time mock test to see your level of preparation.

------- Clear all your doubts with the teachers or friend regarding a difficult concept. This will be helpful in developing a better understanding of that particular concept.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

Hello,

See CLAT is conducted at national level, and its scores are accepted by various NLUs, and other government/private colleges, however you should know that there are other entrance exams as well such as AILET, CUET UG which was earlier known as CUCET, PU BALLB, LSAT etc, so there are other options as well for BA-LLB, you haven't mentioned if you have already passed 12th, and missed CLAT this year or couldn't qualify the same, you could have easily filled other entrance tests form as well, nonetheless integrated law courses come in various forms such as BA-LLB, BCom-LLB, BBA-LLB, BSc-LLB, BCA-LLB etc, these are basically amalgamation of the syllabus of law with other disciplines such as art, commerce, management, science, computer application respectively, say for instance you're interested to explore the corporate world then you may opt for BBA-LLB or BCom-LLB, the syllabus would be more aligned for your future goals professionally, other than this the working opportunities for any law graduate remains the same such as appearing for judiciary exams, upsc, state pscs, ssc cgl/cpo, banking/insurance exams, railways recruitments for graduates, there are also specialist posts in banking sectors for law graduates which you can apply etc, now is it worthy or not for a science student to drop a year for clat depends upon various factors such as which colleges in specific are you targeting, if it's only NLUs then CLAT is the only option however as I mentioned there are  other good colleges as well and moreover other law entrance exams also, if you wish to explore a career in law then it would have been more useful to apply for other exams as well, you have to ask yourself this questions, "how strong is your desire to pursue law as a career", the answer lies in your question, if you want to opt for courses in science stream, go ahead and do the same, however if you're aiming for a career in law, then apply for more than one exam, and keep possibilities open for admission in colleges/institutions beyond NLUs.

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Candidates must have passed their qualifying examination (Class 12) with at least 45% aggregate marks . SC and ST candidates are required to secure at least 40% or equivalent grade. So pass your class 12 firstly and then you will be eligible for clat exam .

To get more information about clat exam ,visit the link;-

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria&ved=2ahUKEwjT3e7Fh435AhUxplYBHaGECrQQFnoECGAQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0tsT2MroYb2FUHUXkRoZ-j .

Hope it helps you !

Thanking you

Hello,

There is no such thing that a science stream student clearing clat with more marks and ratio

It totally depends on how much hard work you put in to clear the clat exams

How well you have prepared for your exams and how well you know law as a subject as well as general knowledge should be a must

Everyone who wants and is dedicated towards clat can score good

Hello aspirant,

The CLAT 2023 General Knowledge Syllabus includes questions based on texts about arts and culture, foreign affairs, enduring historical events, and significant contemporary events from India and around the world. Each snippet will be approximately 450 words in length and will be drawn from factual, news, and journalistic sources. CLAT 2023's General Knowledge part is quite difficult, with 35-39 questions costing one mark each.

There are a few things that a candidate should keep in mind while preparing for this section.

1) Read newspaper daily.

2) Remember important events and dates of previous year.

3) Make notes

4) Revise Daily

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello,

There is no such ratio which says that science student can clear the clat exam among the total students who clear clat

It totally depends upon your study patterns and hard work

Everyone can clear clat with hard work, passion and giving out there best in the exam

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. It could be difficult to study for the CLAT and class 12 at the same time. But it's not impossible. As you prepare ready, you might find the following advice helpful: Make a schedule for your 12th-grade subjects and the CLAT. Make time for yourself because studying so much could be exhausting.

Social media usage on occasion is acceptable, but excessive use could waste a lot of your time.

regular note-taking and revising.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!