CLAT

The field of Law is not a discrete and stand-alone body of knowledge, and the practice of law also cannot be divorced from the practice of other disciplines. Law affects and is affected by other disciplines and other professions in many ways. BBA LL.B. Is a one such unique and niche interdisciplinary programme that has emerged in the last decade in response to fast-changing trends of the industry. It provides an in-depth knowledge of commerce and business management, with intricate details of law and governance. Students gain valuable insights into both domains, viz management of business functions, including finance, marketing, human resource management, international business, and the legal policy & framework, including corporate laws in the fields of banking, investment, corporate governance, insurance, competition and acquisitions & mergers, etc. , thereby facilitating a truly interdisciplinary approach to learning law.

The Common Law Admission Test CLAT is a national-level entrance exam test. It is happening for the very first time that CLAT is conducted twice in the year 2022. The CLAT exam will be conducted in a pen-and-paper mode which means it is basically an offline exam. The CLAT exam is conducted by the National Law Schools or universities (NLUs) for admissions to their undergraduate programme and postgraduate programme. In the CLAT exam, the total number of questions is 150 with multiple-choice questions. 1 mark will be awarded for each correct answer and a 1/4th mark will be deducted for the wrong answer. First of all, read the full syllabus of the CLAT examination. The syllabus is divided into four parts basically which include: English Language, Legal Reasoning Logical Reasoning, Current Affairs including General Knowledge. Preparation Tips:
1- Create a regular study routine for yourself.
2- Try to write your notes in your own way and summarise them.
3- For the Full Potential, Develop Your Reading Abilities.
4- Try to Solve Mocks and Sample Paper for practice. I hope this will help you.

Do not study two subjects or two chapters in a day, instead make a weekly or monthly schedule along with dedicated hours. Devote 2 to 3 hours to each chapter or subject. You can also divide the subjects into weeks and clear all backlogs subject-wise. If you can not give 2-3 hours each day to backlogs, we would suggest you at least. Group studies are a great way to widen your horizons and clear your doubts. But if they have covered more chapters or topics than you, you will eventually feel left out and lose confidence. So, its best to avoid them if you are not at the same pace. You can start group studying once you have cleared your backlogs. If you are going through theories then it's best to make short notes while reading them, it will save your time and help you in revision. Give tests at the end of each chapter, so that you are aware of your progress. Analyze your test results and work on the topics you find difficult. We suggest putting a timer during tests to provide yourself with real-life situations. Always aim to finish the tests in less time than previous attempts.
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