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Kritika Rai

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You need to register on the website set-test. Org to apply for the SLAT exam. At the time of online registration, you have to upload your the latest scanned colour passport size photo, which should not be older than 3 months. The SLAT registration fee 2023 is INR 1,950. To apply for each Symbiosis Law School, candidates need to pay an additional fee of INR 1000. These law schools are SLS Pune, SLS Hyderabad, SLS Noida, and SLS Nagpur. Thus, the total SLAT application fee will include INR 1950 and charges for applying one SLS or more than one SLS.

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YASH SHARMA

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Candidates who have cleared their 12th class examination from any national or state board of education are eligible to apply for SLAT 2023.
Candidates must have acquired a minimum of 45% in their exam. Candidates from the SC/ST category can apply if they have a minimum of 40%.
Students who have appeared for their Standard XII final examination and are awaiting results are also eligible to apply, subject to the submission of a passing certificate at the time of the final admission.
Selection criteria is based on Merit list. Good luck.

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TANYA KAUSHAL

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Talking about the current situation, the exam is scheduled for May, and you probably have 45 days to prepare for it. I suggest this is how your 45 days should look: Develop a study plan: Make a detailed study plan covering all the subjects and topics. Allocate time for each subject, keeping in mind your strengths and weaknesses. Stick to your study plan strictly. Strengthen your fundamentals: Focus on building your foundational knowledge of legal reasoning, general awareness, and English language skills. This will help you tackle the more complex topics with ease. Focus on strengthening your legal reasoning and analytical skills, which

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KOUSHIK DUBEY

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You should follow the current year GK book to keepyour knowledge up-to-date.

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Deeksha Dixit

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The general knowledge section consists of 12 questions in the SLAT. To prepare for this section, you can follow the given strategy:
1. Because the nature of the question is simple, you can complete this section in the last two months.
2. Consult any good general knowledge fact-based book, such as the Arihant or Manorama yearbook.
3. Make a list of important UN bodies, International events, organisation etc.
4. Continue to review this factual information to help you remember it better during the exam.
5. Practice mock exams and previous year's questions to analyze important topics. This section is more about memorizing factual data, whic
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Deeksha Dixit

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The analytical reasoning section of the SLAT test is crucial. This section consists of 12 questions, each worth one point out of a possible 60. To prepare for this section, you can follow these expert tips:
1. Select your study material after carefully studying the syllabus for this section.
2. You can take the help of books like those by M. K. Pandey and A. K. Gupta to cover related topics.
3. Practice each topic with a section-wise mock test.
4. After completing syllabus give full time mock to find out topic which needs improvement
5. With each mock test, improve your accuracy and score in this section.

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Deeksha Dixit

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It is quite challenging to pass the SLAT with one month of preparation, but you can do so with focused efforts. The Symbiosis Law School entrance test is comparably easier than other law school entrance tests, such as CLAT. You need to prepare four sections in total with practice for the SLAT.
1. You can start with the syllabus and previous year's paper analysis.
2. The analysis will help you decide which topics need more focus with the time you have at hand.
3. The SLAT gives significant importance to reasoning; therefore, you can focus on being well versed in both the legal and analytical reasoning sections.
4. For GK, you can pick a
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Deeksha Dixit

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The SLAT score forms an important part of the admissions process at Symbiosis Law School, Pune. You need to pass the SLAT test to be considered for the admissions process at SLS, Pune. However, the SLAT test score accounts for only 50% of the final merit list of the SLS. The written ability test and Personal Interview rounds are given the remaining weight. Therefore, you need to do equally well in both rounds. You have to show excellent writing skills in the What round as well as communication skills in the PI round. The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of the entrance test score (50 points), Personal Interview (30 po
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Deeksha Dixit

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The difficulty level of the SLAT test ranges from easy to moderate, according to an analysis of the question papers from the previous year. About 60 questions total, each worth one mark. You need to attempt these 60 questions in an hour's time. There is no negative marking for wrong answers, which makes it comparably easier than other law school entrance tests. The reasoning section might be challenging as the SLAT test focuses more on reasoning ability. However, the GK and reading comprehension sections are relatively easier than exams like CLAT. This exam can be qualified for with three months of dedicated preparation; therefore, it
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