Which books should I refer to prepare for CLAT and score good marks?

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6 years ago

There is no such book which can make you a topper or can even make sure you crack CLAT. And yes, you can surely follow the commonly used books for CLAT like the Universal. For legal aptitude you've three things. You're provided with principle/s and then there are facts. Then you've the options from

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Manash Mondal | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

That seems to be an amazing question, and every CLAT aspirant would love to get an answer for that. But, unfortunately there is no such book which can make you a topper or can even make sure you crack CLAT. And yes, you can surely follow the commonly used books for CLAT like the Universal's. Cheers

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Harsh Churiwal | Beginner-Level 3

8 years ago

I suggest Universal CLAT & LLB Guide book.

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