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11 months agoContributor-Level 7
A good score in the CLAT exam depends on the competition and the number of seats available, but typically, a score above 100-105 can be considered competitive. For top NLUs like National Law School of India University (NLSIU), a score around 110-115 or higher is generally required for securing a seat. However, scoring above 95-100 puts you in a strong position for other NLUs. Keep in mind that cutoffs vary yearly based on factors like the difficulty of the exam and the number of candidates. Aim for a score that places you well above the general cutoff for your desired NLU.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 8
For last-minute CLAT preparation, focus on revision and strengthening weak areas. Prioritize high-weightage sections like Legal Reasoning and Current Affairs. Revise important legal principles, formulas, and practice reading comprehension. Take short mock tests to gauge your speed and improve time management. Focus on accuracy over the number of questions attempted. Don't start new topics; instead, revise notes and previous year papers to familiarize yourself with the pattern. Stay updated with the latest current affairs. Keep calm, get enough sleep, and avoid burnout. Lastly, maintain a positive mindset and trust your preparation.
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