CLAT 2025 will be held on December 1, 2024 in offline mode. Aspirants can check out CLAT 2025 preparation strategy and tips for last one month here.
The Consortium of National Law Universities is all set to conduct the CLAT Exam. The CLAT Exam Date is December 1, 2024. The CLAT Exam 2025 will be conducted in pen-and-paper mode from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm. With less than two months left for the law entrance exam, it is crucial that you keep yourself on the track and prepare for CLAT in a strategic manner in order to gain the most out of it.
Here, we bring you CLAT preparation strategy and tips that will help you gain the most out of the last month.
CLAT One-Month Preparation Strategy 2025
Go through the CLAT strategy given below to ensure you have accommodated all the crucial points in your last-month preparation and study plan.
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CLAT Syllabus & Pattern
Take a fresh look at CLAT syllabus and pattern to check if there is any important topic/point that you have missed that should have been taken into consideration.
Important CLAT Topics
Along with the syllabus and pattern, also go through the list of important CLAT topics to ensure you have covered all of them.
The last date to apply for NALSAR LLM entrance exam was July 31. For more details regarding NALSAR University of Law LLM programme admission dates refer the table below:
| Dates | Events |
|---|---|
10 Aug '23 | Download Hall Ticket |
16 Aug '23 | Entrance Examination Date |
30 Aug '23 | Test Results Announcement |
2 Sep '23 - 3 Sep '23 | Personal Interviews (Online Mode) |
10 Sep '23 | Final Results Announcement |
20 Sep '23 | Admission Process |
NLU Delhi admissions will begin soon for the next year. AILET 2026 application for admission to BA LLB (Hons) and LLM courses will begin on Aug 1, 2025. Further, the AILET 2026 exam will be held on Dec 7, 2025.
The university accepts the admission on the basis of valid score in AILET. Before applying, candidates must fulfil the certain eligibility criteria for their desired course.
| CLAT Subjects |
Important Topics |
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| Synonyms and Antonyms |
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| Idioms and Phrases |
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| Vocabulary and Word Meanings |
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| National and International Current Affairs |
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| Historical Events of Continuing Significance |
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| Arts and Culture of India and World |
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| Facts, Situations or Outlines of Legal Matters, Public Policy or Moral Philosophical Enquiries |
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| General Awareness of Contemporary Legal and Moral Issues |
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| Relationships |
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| Analogies |
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| Arguments and conclusions |
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| Basic Algebra |
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| Ratios and Proportions |
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| Mensuration |
Also Read: Important topics to study from CLAT 2025 syllabus
CLAT Revision
In the last leg of CLAT preparation, revision should be your major focus. Create a study plan in such a way that you revise at least two-three subjects in a day. Focus on revising important topics for the exam first. If you created notes earlier, this is the ideal time to pick those and do quick revisions.
CLAT Question Papers & Mock Tests
Try to solve as many CLAT sample papers, question papers and mock tests as possible. Solving CLAT mock tests and papers will not only boost confidence but will also improve your time management skills. However, remember not to leave the CLAT paper only after practice. You must analyse each CLAT question paper or mock test in order to understand your weak and strong areas for the exam.
Also Read: CLAT Sample Papers 2025 PDF- Free UG/PG Sample Paper Download Link
CLAT Preparation Tips 2025
Also, check out some other CLAT 2025 preparation tips below:
- While in a bid to fill gaps, you made read a few points, it is suggested to stay away from completely new topics as it will eat into your remaining time and might confuse you
- Be determined to achieve your set goal and work towards it with utmost dedication
- Eliminate all distractions in the form of television or any other electronic device and focus only on CLAT preparation
- Try to study for at least 8-10 hours a day with three-four breaks of 15 minutes to half an hour in between
- In case you get stuck with your preparation or feel de-motivated, take support from your peers or study group and try to rejuvenate yourself
- In order to prepare for CLAT, do not overlook your mental or physical health. Eat and drink healthy, sleep well for minimum eight hours and keep yourself mentally calm
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Yes, Chandigarh University is an excellent option for students who may have missed top NLUs in CLAT but still want strong exposure in integrated law programs. The University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) at CU offers a comprehensive curriculum that balances theory with practical learning, ensuri
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Chandigarh University does not give preference to CLAT-qualified students for admission into its law programs. Instead, the university relies primarily on its own CUCET entrance exam to evaluate candidates for BA LLB, BBA LLB, and B.Com LLB programs. This ensures that admission is based on merit as
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A good CLAT 2026 score is certainly an achievement, but for admission to BA LL.B at Chandigarh University, it is not a requirement. Chandigarh University conducts its own entrance exam called CUCET, and this test is mandatory for all law aspirants. However, having a strong CLAT score can still benef
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Chandigarh University does not use CLAT 2026 scores as a direct mode of admission. Admission to integrated law programs such as BA LLB, BBA LLB, and B.Com LLB is primarily through the CUCET entrance exam, which is conducted internally by the university. CUCET evaluates a student's aptitude, legal aw
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No, attempting CLAT 2026 is not compulsory for admission to BA LLB or B.Com LLB programs at Chandigarh University. This university follows its own admission process, and the university clearly states that students must appear for CUCET (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test), which is the only
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Direct admission at Chandigarh University is possible through the CUCET entrance exam. For integrated law
programs, CLAT 2026 marks are not required. CUCET serves as the university's internal admission process,
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Chandigarh University does not accept CLAT 2026 scores directly for admission to its LLB or integrated law programs. Instead, the university follows its own internal admission process, where appearing for CUCET (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test) is mandatory for every law applicant, regard
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Exam On - 7 Dec '25
Aspirants are offered seat in NALSAR University of Law top courses such as BA LLB (Hons) and LLM based on CLAT score. Candidates with a good rank in CLAT have a chance of getting admission in the university. Besides, the selection for BBA is based on IPMAT, JIPMAT or CLAT scores. Admission to MBA is based on CAT score. The university also conducts an entrance exam to select candidates for MBA. Selected aspirants are further called for a personal interview round for admission.