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Kritika Rai

Contributor-Level 9

Mathematics questions are asked under the reasoning section of SLAT. The main topics asked are

  1. Profit, Loss and Discount
  2. Time and Work
  3. Time and Distance
  4. Simple Interest
  5. Percentage
  6. Number System
  7. Algebra

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Kritika Rai

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The Symbiosis Law Admission Test authority does not provide subtle details about the SLAT syllabus. Thus, the syllabus for SLAT cannot be specified accurately. The exam authority only shares the details associated with the sections related to the SLAT question paper, which are Analytical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, General English, and General Knowledge. Thus, candidates only study to prepare for relevant sections along with mathematics (of level up to Class 10) and current affairs to prepare for SLAT.

 

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Kritika Rai

Contributor-Level 9

For the past 2-3 years, the syllabus of SLAT has been the same. However, there is a guarantee that the SET exam authority will not make any changes to the SLAT syllabus in the future. All the important updates related to the SLAT exam are published on the official website of the Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET), set-test.org. Thus, if the exam authority changes the SLAT syllabus, candidates will be able to know about those changes by visiting the SET website. All the details related to SLAT in a particular year are published on this website at least 5-6 months prior to the commencement of the exam. Thus, if the exam authority makes some c

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Kritika Rai

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No, the syllabus for SLAT 2023 was the same as the syllabus for SLAT 2022. All five sections, Analytical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, General English and General Knowledge were the same as the sections in the SLAT syllabus of the previous year. Questions from mathematics and current affairs were also asked in SLAT 2023. These topics were also included in the previous year’s syllabus of SLAT. Thus, the SLAT syllabus did not change this year. The only difference in the context of the SLAT question paper was the level of sectional difficulty. The section related to General Knowledge with current affairs was more di

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Kritika Rai

Contributor-Level 9

The Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) Authority, the conducting body of the SLAT exam, does not provide a detailed syllabus for it. However, it provides the details of the sections from which questions are asked in the entrance exam. These sections are Analytical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, General English and General Knowledge. From each sections 12 questions are asked in the exam. Each question carries one mark and does not have any penalties for a wrong answer. Thus, the total marks for the SLAT exam are 60, which are scaled down to 50.

 

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Kritika Rai

Contributor-Level 9

The SLAT has not been released by anyone. However, the Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) Authority provides details on the sections from which questions are asked in the SLAT exam. SET is the conducting body of the Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT) entrance exam. The sections ascertained by the authority from which questions are asked in the exam are Analytical Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, Legal Reasoning, General Knowledge, and General English. Thus, it can be stated that the SET Authority does not release a detailed syllabus for SLAT, but it provides an overview of the syllabus.

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Kratika Sharma

Contributor-Level 10

The Consortium of National Law Universities (CNLU) released the CLAT Fifth and Final Provisional Allotment list on Jun 15 (10:30 AM) for admission to all the NLU's 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 Fifth Allotment List between Jun 15 to Jun 20 (10:30 PM).

Further, CLAT Counselling 2023 is to be conducted in total of five rounds. of which four have been released till now. Earlier, CNLU has released CLAT 2023 First and Second Allotment List on Jan 18 and Jan 27 2023, respectively. Also, Third Allotment List and Fourth Al

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Anjum Khan

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The admit card of RULET 2023 carries details around the exam day, centre as well as candidates who will be appearing for the examination. The admit card is considered as the indentity proof as well as, a documented proof of test centre details and exam schedule. Therefore, the admit card will contain all the essential details that a candidate must know and need on the day of examination. These details are:

  • Candidate's details like name, roll number, application number 
  • Candidate's photograph and signature 
  • Test centre name, location and reporting time
  • Exam schedule with starting and ending time
  • Instructions for the exam day 

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YASH SHARMA

Scholar-Level 17

Yes you are eligible for LLB course and Yes, LLB (Bachelor of Laws) typically requires candidates to have completed their graduation from arecogniseduniversity or institution. Most law schools and universities offering LLB programs require candidates to have a bachelor's degree in any discipline.

 

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