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Keeping in mind for CLAT, the strategy should be such that one should focus mainly on the legal portion and GK portion as these 2 sections contain 50% marks i.e., 100 marks. If one is weak in maths than he can pay less attention to it as it contains 20 marks. And keep otther portions strong. English and the reasoning portion also consist of 80 marks. So if one is lacking behind in maths as it might be weak portion for many of them. One should command on legal portion and G.K. portion. And the strategy should be such that one should practice more and more. Other most important strategy should be the time managemnt. One must develop the strategy to finish all the question within time limit. And this would be done only by practice. One should solve mock papers more and more and regularly, it will not only help to improve the time management but also it will help to improve the portions that are being covered in the examination.

Frankly speaking, No. If one will prepare for CLAT seriously then he will not have to prepare for other exams separately as almost all the portions are covered in CLAT and if one has a command on all the portions, one can crack any of the law exams easily. Almost all the exams for law cover the legal portion, G.K. portion, reasoning portion and english portion. So if one is preparing for CLAT and commanding on all the portions one will surely qualify CLAT one is just needed to go through the patterns of the different law entrance examinations. As in CLAT say for G.K. portion one has pay more attention for current affairs section than static portion. For other examination one has to see whether the portion of current is more or static. But overall by true and honest preparation of CLAT one does not need to separately prepare for other law entrance examinations. But one MUST prepare and command all the portions of CLAT for cracking other law examinations.

One can avoid common mistakes in law entrance examination by firstly, reading the question carefully. In arithmetic portion, the questions are a bit tricky but by reading carefully one can answer easily.
In legal portion for CLAT, just read the questions carefully, for eg, if principal states anything, one should not divert anywhere else other than the principal and consider it as a law and then answer the question one need not apply his or her mind that whether the pricipal is correct as oer the law or the principal firstly needs to be amended according to the law and then the situation or fact should be taken into consideration. Simply, consider principal as law thats set. And while reading the question one must read is thoroughly so that any inportant fact may be skipped. For logical reasoning, one must be fully focused and concentrate on the question, the chances of making mistakes lessens. Amd one should also manage his time accordingly for every portion. Otherwise if time is less one will solve the questions in hurry and do silly mistakes for which negative marks will be rewarded. Most importantly one should answer question only when he is confirm about the answer. Otherwise ine would have to suffer for negative marking.