Law

There are five sections in the ACLAT question papers for the LLM course: Language Profieciency, General Awareness, Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability, an Numbercial Ability. These sections have been described below: 

1. Language Profieciency (40 questions):

Focuses on your proficiency in the Language Profieciency, essential for comprehending legal texts and communication in the legal field.

Possible question types:

• Reading comprehension: Passages followed by questions testing your understanding and analysis of the content.
• Vocabulary: Identifying synonyms, antonyms, and the correct usage of words in legal contexts.
• Grammar: Testing knowledge of tenses, subject-verb agreement, and sentence structure.
• Error identification and correction in sentences.

2. General Awareness (50 questions):

Assesses your awareness of current affairs, historical events, and general information about the world.

Possible question areas:

• Indian Polity: The Constitution, government structure, fundamental rights, etc.
• History: Indian and world history with a focus on legal milestones.
• Geography: Knowledge of Indian and world geography.
• Science: Basic scientific concepts relevant to law.
• Current Affairs: Recent national and international events with legal implications.

3.Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability (45 questions):

Logical reasoning and analytical ability are important skills for many aspects of life, including education, career, and everyday decision-making. They are the foundation for critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication. Here are some of the important topics in logical reasoning and analytical ability:

• Deductive Reasoning
• Inductive Reasoning
• Syllogisms
• Logical Fallacies
• Analytical Reasoning

4. Numerical Ability (25 questions):

Evaluates your problem-solving skills and logical reasoning abilities.

Possible question types:

• Simplification of complex numbers.
• Ratio & Proportion: Solving problems involving ratios and proportions.
• Percentage problems: Calculating percentages, profit and loss, etc.
• Time & Distance: Speed, distance, and time-related problems.
• Averages: Finding averages of sets of data.
• Puzzles and logical reasoning problems.

4. Legal Aptitude (45 questions):

The most crucial section, assessing your potential for thriving in law school and the legal profession.

Possible question types:

• Legal Reasoning: Analyzing legal scenarios and identifying the underlying principles.
• Legal Maxims: Understanding and applying established legal principles and phrases.
• Indian Penal Code (IPC): Knowledge of basic principles and offenses defined in the IPC.
• Legal concepts: Introduction to legal concepts like contracts, torts, and property law.

The program is designed to help students develop a solid foundation in law, science, writing and critical thinking. He has a wide range of studies in various legal fields, including contract, law, constitutional and international law. The courses are well organized and tailored to needs, from basic to advanced topics. With a class size of 55, this school focuses on individual attention and student participation. Because the group size is 2 to 3 classes i.e. around 150 students, but around 50 students per class is quite good to get better results.
Moreover, the competition to get one of the seats here is not much, so you can easily apply and get the admission.