I am in class X and have decided to give CLAT exam, how should I prepare for it in 11th and 12th class?

I am preparing for CLAT 2020.

208 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Mukul Sharma
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8 years ago
Dear, you are doing good and making base for CLAT exam. If you will start it from your 11th class it will be beneficial. So dear try to study at least 3 hours in a day and keep checking test papers, syllabus and according to that get prepared. Thanks!

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SAMARTH AGARWAL
8 years ago
Go for good coaching for CLAT preparation. It is an entrance exam for law in government colleges like NLU (of Delhi, Bangalore etc. ), NALSAR ( HYDERABAD). Go for NET and do some research like mock test, sample paper and last year papers. For syllabus and pattern of exam, check on the site

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8 years ago
It is too early for preparing for CLAT, instead keep your interest in English vocabulary, constitution of India, GK and current affairs. So that, just after class 12th exam, solving mock papers will be enough for you. Try to score high in class 12th, it will help in finalizing merit list for best la

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