Which subject should I choose if I am in 11th and I want to do CLAT?
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Avishek Pradhan Law Enthusiast helping other Law Enthusiasts. | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoIf you want to sit for CLAT and pursue law as your career, then take the humanities subjects like Political Science, Sociology, Economics etc. This really helps you when you prepare for CLAT and the B.A. Syllabus is somewhat similar to what you study in Class 11 and 12 humanities. So, it's a win. -
Hi Shruti, As you are in class 11, first of all, you should know the syllabus of CLAT. Maths is useful but may not prove best because this section carries only 20 marks. You will need to polish your English for the competition and that won't just require you working on vocabulary and grammar but learning how to read faster on screen. Secondly, a good hold on constitution and political Science will help you in the legal reasoning section. This is also the tie breaker section in rank determination. To get good marks you will need really good English skills here too. The logical reasoning and G. K. section will need it's own preparation b...more
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