What should be my preparation strategy to qualify CLAT 2017?

I am studying in class 12th. I have opted for PCM in class 12th.

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Hi, CLAT tests more of your intelligence based on time management. So, once you learn what you're supposed to, time yourselves and answer mock papers. This will really help to see which section takes you a longer time and you can go back and work on that. Focus on your weak points and make them st

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