CLAT

The Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) has released the CLAT Fourth Provisional Allotment list on Jun 5 for RGNUL Patiala admission 2023 to BA LLB and LLM programmes. Selected candidates must pay the confirmation fee to Consortium for freeze and float options and admission by NLUs for the Fourth Allotment List between Jun 5 to Jun 10 (10:30 PM). Further, CLAT Counselling 2023 is to be conducted in total of five rounds, of which four have been released till now.  

CNLU is expected to release CLAT 2023 Fifth (final) Allotment Lists on Jun 15 (10:30 AM). Earlier, CNLU has released CLAT 2023 First Allotment List on Jun 18, Second Allotment List on Jan 27 2023, and Third Allotment List on May 25.

It is possible for a student to prepare for CLAT in one month and score well, but it depends on various factors such as the student's aptitude, previous knowledge of the topics, dedication, and hard work. If a student is already familiar with the basics and has a good understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus, then one month can be enough time to revise and practice. However, if a student is starting from scratch, one month may not be enough to cover all the topics and practice enough. In such cases, it is recommended that the student follows a structured study plan, focusing on the important topics and sections of the exam, and devotes enough time for practice and revision. In summary, while one month may not be enough time for everyone to prepare for the CLAT it is possible to achieve a good score with focused and consistent effort.