Hi Riya, thanks a lot for your question. The application forms for AMU Clat, officially known a AMU Law Entrance Exam, will be abailable from the last week of January and will remain open till the last week of February.

Both these dates are, of course, tentative in nature, based

Here are some of the preparation books you can prefer given below:

Logical Reasoning: MK Pandey, RS Agarwall Verbal Reasoning.

English: Objective English by Pearson Publication and also Mc Grawhill Publication, Wren & Martin for English Comprehension.

General Knowlege: Manorama year book, Arihant Publication books.

Mathematics: R.S Agarwal’s Quantitative Aptitude,

It is great that you have started taking interest in the field you want to choose after your 12th standard. But, I recommend you to go through the current course and meanwhile think of the topics you are interested in and feel that you can pursue it further. Don't limit

Mock test series is for your practice. So, that you are aware of the exam pattern and get familiar with the exam environment.

By solving CLAT possible mocks you will get the idea about the exam but they can be vary from the actual exam.

Good Luck!!

 Here are some of the preparation tips to prepare for CLAT you can prefer given below:

Attempt Last Year CLAT Paper: Do practise with previous year papers.  with this you will get an idea about the type of questions, their difficulty level and your strong and weak areas.

Make a

Hello,

You are not yet eligible to apply for CLAT since it is mandatory for aspirants to pass 10+2 (12th Board examination) with a minimum of 45% to appear for CLAT. 

Dear Kashyap,

It is good that you are interested in UG law programme and will be appearing for CLAT. The exam needs a good preparation and after every preparation, you need to have a sled-preparation check.

Mock tests are very important before appearing for the test so that candidates can