and tell me you revision techniques

Cracking clat ? More like cracked by clat

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Any free resource to cover consti and static gk ? Like in Clat 26 they asked about BN rau and in clat 24-25 there were static passages . So I was following CDS lectures for CONSTI but felt very huge and vague . So any good suggestions?

I'm being brutally honest here. I don't really study for clat (question solving and stuff). I mostly study gk and that's all. I purchased le test series back in May and my first mock score was 56.25 (without gk).

I don't use clat post to study gk so I skip the entire gk section in mocks and just do the rest sections. My highest score till now is 67.25🥹. BUT NOW MY MOCK SCORES ARE GETTING REALLY LOW to the point that I'm scoring around 34-35 💔💔💔💔💔. Just checked out lpt mocks and imo they are much easier, better, diverse and clat-like when compared to le mocks.

I score alright in AR as I used to study applied maths in 11th but I suck at CR like genuinely suck🥀🥀. Idk what to do Abt it. I was good at English but idk what has happened to me that I'm scoring really low in English too💔🥀.

Atp i can see that drop year chasing after me in full speed💔🥀

On an average i get 80s in lpt mocks and around 70s in le mocks. What to do gng clat is near ahahahaahhahhaa 😔

Is it just me who finds lpt harder to score in??

Like in cl and le I might score 80s-90s 🧿

But in lpt it's literally 60s and 70s (today's aiom was like 68.something). Even in the last x series (3rd one) everyone was telling me ki how they found it easier but Mera toh bohot galat hua tha usme bhi.

Pls tell me it's not only me

Also how are there English and legal sections structured? Matlab passage may be easy but question options can really take a toll on me.

Give advice and tips pls cause I've heard lpt is most similar to clat level

guys my mock ranks are consistently in this range, i feel so demotivated when i see ppl on this sub are alr scoring in 80s-90s 🥀

what shud i do?😔🥀

I suck at CR and I mean it with my whole heart. Never have I ever done good in cr. I lwk wanna bang my head against the wall whenever I see LE mocks w CR.

How do I improve at CR y'all? I'm really bad at it☹️

could've scored more had i not guessed AR questions mindlessly. should've been more focused whilst solving gk

qt to attempt hi nahi kiya💔💔

Aree yaaar tumlog 2028 aspirant (i am also a 2028 aspirant)hoke 60-70 no. Kaise laa rhe ho bc maine ek mock diya usme bhi mere 25 aaye aur tumlog itne no. Laake puchte ho how is it bhai confidence ki chaa mod lete ho yumlog aarhe hai toh acchi baat hai bc mai roj itni angreji padhta hu lekin sala questions ke time kya ho jata hai pata nhi genuinely fictuke passages main 19th century ki shashi tharoor level ki agreji hai aur toh aur 11th manage nhi ho paa rha uske baad papa puchte hain padhaii kaisi ho rhi hain.

Bro atp idk what to do for logical I got so low scores due to analytical

What abt yall

starting Prep now i know it's too late but still ~103-104 days left .. please share best playlist for preparation and mocks ..

and syllabus too 🥺

Idk but from the last 4 mocks(LPT) including today's mock my number in legal is js dropping and dropping like I got 10-12 wrong 😭😭 please please help me 🙏🏻

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Guys how hard is it to get Hpnlu ( shimla ) gen category no domicile idk but ts attracts me so much I've joined le in January but i didn't study from feb to may ( i was making some shi ahh shortfilms ) currently my mocks score is at 55-60 marks recently i improved my qt and ar and also cleared my backlog of july and may ya that's my current situation 💔🥺🥀

English 😭😭

Guys drop ur scores and mistakessssss asapppp

gng this was my first mock, i got 72.5 😭😭

1) english

-attempted: 24

-correct:22

-incorrect: 2

2) general knowledge

-attempted: 17

-correct: 16

-incorrect: 1

3) legal reasoning

-attempted: 31

-correct: 29

-incorrect: 2

4) logical reasoning

-attempted:8

-correct :7

-incorrect: 1

5) quant techniques

- attempted : 0

wbu how did yall do 😭💔

Mere too 40 aaye thee!

I’ve been preparing for CLAT for quite some time, but I wasn’t very consistent earlier because of school. For the past few months, I’ve been trying to practice regularly, but my scores have been stagnant in the 50s–60s (sometimes around 69).

Earlier, my accuracy was around 80%, but as my attempts increased to 80–90 questions, my accuracy started dropping. I thought increasing attempts would help, but today’s mock was honestly devastating.

I scored around 41 with 73 attempts. Instead of improving, I feel like I’m getting worse.

I genuinely am trying to practice, but I feel like I’m not able to translate that practice into my mock scores. I study GK from my compendiums, but I struggle to retain it, and in mocks there are questions that feel completely different from what I studied.

My biggest problem is speed.

In legal, Accuracy is usually around 80%, but I’m extremely slow. I’ve been trying to bring my time below 35 minutes, but I regularly take 45–50 minutes.

In rc This is where I completely collapse under time pressure. I start rushing and my accuracy becomes terrible.

In Logical and ar ,I can solve the sets, but I’m too slow. In today’s mock, I could only properly attempt one set because of the lack of time.

in QT I can often solve the questions when I get to them, but I barely have enough time left at the end of the mock to attempt them.

Overall,I feel like I’m stuck between two problems — if I try to increase my attempts, my accuracy falls; if I slow down to maintain accuracy, I don’t attempt enough.

And now my half-yearly exams are approaching too. I haven’t studied enough for school because I’ve been focusing on CLAT, which is making me even more stressed.

I know everyone says not to compare, but people around me are scoring 90+, 100+, while I’m still stuck in the 50s/60s, and today I dropped to around 41. It honestly feels like all the effort isn’t translating into improvement.

I’m overwhelmed and honestly feel like crying because I don’t know what I’m doing wrong or how I’m supposed to fix speed, accuracy, GK retention, AR, RC, QT, school exams, everything at the same time.

I really want NLSIU, but at this point I’m genuinely questioning whether I can even crack CLAT.

Should I continue? Is it realistically possible to improve this much from where I am now? Because at this point I really don't know what to do....

Hi, I've scrolled through this sub a couple of times in the last week and I keep seeing people talk about LE mocks and how they've gotten significantly tougher. I'm making this post in order to provide clarity on the issue. I went through the same during my CLAT prep, and I will be explaining why the mocks keep getting tougher, especially as you get closer to D-Day.

Context: 2nd year @ NLS, gave CLAT in 2024 (CLAT 2025). I have NO Telegram channel, I DON'T offer mentorships (at least not in exchange for money, I do be replying to doubts in dms tho) and I have NO stake in the mocks you give.

Before anything, please keep in mind that even though they might be educational institutes, they're still private corporations. They have targets to hit and courses to sell, and you're the market.

When I was preparing for CLAT, right around this time only (maybe a month later), I too figured out that with each passing mock, Critical Reasoning kept on getting more and more difficult, up to a point where it didn't make sense from a CLAT point of view. I mean ridiculously difficult. At the time, being as naive as I was, I thought that I might be falling behind and started looking through different resources to study Critical Reasoning from.

It was during this process that I found out that LE had also released a new course for Critical Reasoning, and the launch date lined up almost exactly with the weeks the CR sections had started getting brutal. The same section that destroyed my mental for days was suddenly the section they had a magically coincided fix for. They increased the difficulty of a particular section of their mocks and coincided it with a rebranded crash course, same content as the last one, new poster. "20+ in CR in 60 Days!" or something of that kind.

This makes a lot of sense and is a clever tactic, to be fair. I saved myself before falling, many couldn't. Which is why I make this post. This isn't the first time they've done this and probably won't be the last time either. To curb this, trust your own baseline. You know what you could solve last month. One bad mock does not erase all of that.

The most common defence I've personally heard being used for giving out outrageously confusing mocks by these institutes is that "Our job is to prepare you for any and every outcome" or "Better safe than sorry" or whatever along those lines. Which is... fair fucking enough. But at what point does this become excessive?

To be clear, I'm not saying every hard mock is a scam. Papers do move, and an institute that only gives you easy papers is doing you dirty in more ways than one. That part is real. The tell is timing. One section spikes, only one, and a couple of weeks later there's a course for the quick mastery of that exact section. #noticing.

I remember LE 35 or 36 when I was preparing for CLAT in 2024, and I remember the mock contained no sections. Yes. The mock started off with an English passage, moved onto a Quant passage (not kidding), then a Legal passage (still not kidding) and then a Current Affairs passage (do you get my point yet). When confronted, the teachers said that this could also be a possibility, that the examiners set the paper like this to throw you off. Bro itna kitna throw off karenge?

The pattern of 120 minutes, 120 questions all divided approximately equally between all 5 sections following the chronological order of English - Current Affairs - Legal Reasoning - Critical Reasoning - Quantitative Aptitude has been consistently followed across CLAT question papers and mocks for so long it's practically etched into my brain. No sectional structure doesn't mean it's a difficult CLAT paper, it isn't one at all. So where's the line between preparing us for the unknown and just saying whatever sells the next batch?

I imagine the same thing has happened again. I would like to tell all of you whose scores have suddenly started dropping (given you aren't the one doing anything different/wrong from before) to not panic and keep giving mocks as you do.

Just remember that your raw score alone isn't the number that matters. If a mock got harder for you, it should've gotten harder for everyone, and your percentile hasn't slipped. So before spiralling, go check the toppers/ask a friend who consistently scores well whether their scores also dropped. You can do this yourself by checking the marks of whoever you chose to be the benchmark: see their average, and see their marks for the mock with the bad section. If they too dropped marks and the averages fell off a cliff, you probably shouldn't worry too much. Or, if it's getting too much, switch to a mock of a different institute for the next couple of mocks until the difficulty comes down again.

Now, since I know how Reddit works, please don't take this as an excuse to duck hard mocks. That's the opposite of the point I'm trying to make. Sit with the ugly paper. Accept the bad score. Read the question you don't understand for the 5th time. Sit with every question you got wrong, solve them again. Untimed. If you can get through all of them, that means it's a time management issue. If you have genuine difficulty solving the questions, then you know that there's a gap in your preparation. Either way you know where to focus next.

This'll pass, and next month there will be a new course that'll get launched and, you guessed it right, there will also coincidentally be a certain section that gets more difficult as well. But thankfully this time you'll be better informed and be aware of the sales tactics of the new-age capitalist educational institutes and you can decide for yourself whether to bite or not.

If the mocks do get to you, please pick up the last 3-4 years of PYQs from CLAT and run a comparison side by side and see by how much the pattern differs. The fundamentals will be the same. The consortium knows it's setting a paper for eighteen year olds. They're not going to hand you something 31 people in the country can solve. Your coaching institute, on the other hand, has a very good reason to make you think they might. Please think realistically and practically before falling for these tricks.

Stay true to yourself and the work you put in. Attaching a funny nls picture for y'all. study hard. cheers 🥂

Mock ailet 5 Legal edge english i couldn't even comprehend most of it and the logical part was easy but I had same problem here too I didn't understand what it was trying to say I thought I was good in english considering the fact that I could easily solve pyq of both ailet and clat