Law

Students have to prepare CLAT Current Affairs as it is an important section in the examination.

The average fee at the top CLAT coaching institutes in the Jaipur city ranges from INR 35,000 to INR 2,18,000.

CLAT Undergraduate examination includes around 22 to 26 Logical Reasoning questions which form around 20% of the total 120 questions of the examination paper. Out of these 22 to 26 questions almost all are Critical Reasoning questions based on the given short passages.

Critical Reasoning questions in CLAT, covered under Logical Reasoning section, are passage-based. Candidates are required to find inference & conclusion as well as flaws in reasoning. You will also find questions on weaken and strengthen as well as assumption identification concepts. Paradox / Resolve type questions are also asked.

For improving Critical Reasoning for CLAT, learn active reading, wherein you break the passage into premises, assumptions, and conclusions. Regularly doing exercises of varied kinds, such as weakening, strengthening, and drawing inferences, along with intensive analysis of previous years' question papers, will surely increase your speed and accuracy.

The optimal period for preparation for Critical Reasoning for CLAT would be 6 to 10 months prior to the exam date, roughly at the beginning or midway through Class 12. During this period, one can develop active reading skills and comprehend logical arguments in addition to practising the inferential type of questions from passages.

No, CLAT can never be cracked without CR study. CR is the complete backbone of CLAT UG's modern passage-based form. Not even attempting it is equivalent to throwing away nearly 20 percent of the entire paper, besides affecting other important segments of CLAT as well.

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If you have time try to get it from a well known affordable college.It also depend on your goal and budget.If practise is your goal it can be done  from any good licla college as placement are rare and the subject is more about barectas and interdisciplinary subject knowledge ( and experience about life ).

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• NIRF law ranking
• CUET
• CLAT 
• MHCET / state law exam

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To improve CLAT logical reasoning, candidates must start by reading editorial articles daily to identify premises and conclusions, and practice passage-based questions under strict time constraints.

Although there a lot of books, a couple of recommended options are shared here - 

• A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal 
• MK Pandey's Analytical Reasoning