Useful tips to prepare GK paper for CLAT 2014

Law is a vital part of our life. It shapes up the society and binds its members within a legal structure. Rules in the form of laws are set which an individual has to follow. Just like a mother, refrains her child from indulging in bad company or doing something which is detrimental to others; in the same way, the various laws of a country restricts its individuals from getting engaged in any anti social activities.

It is a lawyer who on behalf of his or her client fights for seeking justice. Today, lawyer is an emerging profession as more and more youths are choosing it as their career. In order to be a lawyer, it is mandatory to have an LLB degree from a reputed university. Many entrance examinations are conducted in order to get admission into a good law college.

Every year many law aspirants appear for the entrance examinations from all over the country. Various institutes across the country conduct these entrance exams. There are five important subjects that one has to study that are English, mathematics, General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning and Legal Awareness.

CLAT or the Common Law Admission Test is the most frequent exam that is taken up by the law aspirants. All the undergraduate as well as the post graduate students who have a degree from a recognized university can appear for this examination. The examination is held for a total of 100 marks out of which two papers that are Legal Aptitude and General Knowledge.

General Knowledge is one paper in CLAT examination where one can secure full marks. While most of the candidates confuse on how to prepare for General Knowledge for law Exams, here one can get some important tips on how to gain expertise and thus secure the maximum marks. The paper is very interesting as one gets to know about the current events that are happening in the country.

One should read newspapers on a regular basis and note down all the important events in a notebook. Numerous competition magazines are released from time to time and they are one of the best ways to get an idea about the type of questions that come in the examinations. Sport is one area from where most of the questions come; hence keeping a track of all the major events of a particular year is also important. As far as the current affairs are concerned, the student should primarily focus on subjects such as international economy and finance related issues. Reading news related to World Bank and International Monetary Fund can also prove to be quite beneficial.

There are many books published by many publishers such as “The Hindu” Diary of events, GK books from Pearson or those of Manorama Publications. Students can also solve some of the sample questions from the previous year’s sets. Solving more and more papers gives confidence and one can get an idea about the pattern of questions. In fact, there is a huge possibility of getting few common questions also.

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