Of Law and Lawyers: CLAT Story

Law has always been one of the most popularly undertaken and hot favorite streams for undergraduate studies in India. The foundation was laid by the father of the nation himself, Mahatma Gandhi, and many people still pursue the subject all the same though only some have the same zeal and mindset of bringing about a change in Mahatma Gandhi had. It has shaped the career of many while many have failed in their attempts as well. Many subjects kept moving in and out of trend, but the law has persistently remained popular among the youth of the country. That's the reason even today, lack of students appear for the Law entrance examination that is popularly called CLAT.

 About half a million of students appear for this entrance examination every year while the number of seats for the degree of law is comparatively very less. What further increases the complete is the special reservation provided to the backward castes. In such situations, it becomes extremely tough to crack an examination like the CLAT. To help you through with it, here are some tips and tricks you might need:

 ●     The More Time You Give, The Better Outcome You Get

When preparing for CLAT, make a note of the fact that there is a vast course to cover, and it requires thorough studies that shall be effective. Therefore, it is advisable to start the preparation when you have some time in hand like a year or six months. This way you will have plenty of time to cover all the topics that are in the syllabus, and you will have plenty of time left for revision too, which is very important.

 ●    Read Everything That Comes Your Way

It does imply for the law aspirants. Reading, be it the daily newspaper or random magazines, is going to influence your results in a gold way. There is something to grasp from in every line you read, and it is advisable to read as much as you can. Since there is no fixed syllabus for the examination, everything that you study is going to be less than enough. Keep your general knowledge and awareness very sharp and up to date from the very start.

 ●    NCERTS Are A Great Help

The middle school and high school NCERT textbooks never really get useless. You are going to need them all the same for CLAT too since they have the best-explained theories of history and political science. Start with them and then move on to the more advanced and complicated books. They will brush up your knowledge, and you will be ready to grasp more of it.

As they say, it is easier said than done, same goes for CLAT. Therefore, it is advisable to join a coaching institute to prepare for it. There are plenty throughout the country, but the best one are the CLAT coaching institutes in Delhi. Most of the aspirants head to the capital city for the preparation owing to the good faculty, better teaching standards and availability of study material.

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