How to manage backlogs? Only 3 months are left and there is a lot of stuff to be covered, especially the problems of GK section in CLAT.

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Archi Chauhan | Beginner-Level 5

4 years ago

Backlogs shall be treated like you treat today's newspaper. Reading Newspapers regularly. Watching News to stay updated about the latest happening across the globe. Also, attempting Current Affairs Quiz will help in knowing the difficulty level of the exam and estimating which type of question can b

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Shahrukh Khan | Beginner-Level 5

4 years ago

First of all. You need to believe in yourself and don't need to get panic as only 3 month are left you have to make strategies in that manner for improving gk portion here are some. Tips which you can used 1. Reading newspaper regularly 2. Watch news 3. Read daily affair 4. Watch some YouTube channe

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